Sentence examples for longer solved from inspiring English sources

But once the Soviet Union's demise was no longer in doubt, Mr. Marshall became a tenacious advocate of fundamental change, deeply critical of cold war forces and systems that he found no longer solved the nation's military problems -- for example, Army units too large and too heavy to deploy quickly to hot spots.

When participants working on puzzles alone were told that they were doing so in tandem with people performing similar tasks in other rooms and could later exchange tips, they worked 48% longer, solved more problems correctly, and said they were less depleted by the task than those allowed to believe they were working fully independently.

To cope with this drawback, the regression model is no longer solved every time into the online workflow.

The amount of CO2 (no longer solved in the medium and therefore carried on within the N2 stream in the headspace) increased simultaneously with the CDW.

But once the Soviet Union's demise was no longer in doubt, Marshall became a tenacious advocate of fundamental change, deeply critical of cold war forces and systems that he found no longer solved the nation's military problems.

The effects of this small manipulation were profound: participants in the psychologically together category worked 48% longer, solved more problems correctly, and had better recall for what they had seen.

When Shevardnadze could no longer solve Georgia's problems, he was swept away.

When sites are blocked by IP address, simply changing the DNS record will no longer solve the problem.

Sometimes it feels like the problems we have created for all these big beasts become so large that we can no longer solve them.

Populous urban areas can no longer solve their surface transportation problems solely with owner-operated cars, he said during the panel in Scottsdale.

Our government today can no longer solve any big, multi-generational problems.