Sentence examples for longstanding solution from inspiring English sources

"In this country, the longstanding solution to getting what you want is to buy something," said J. Walker Smith, president of Yankelovich Partners, a market research firm.

The hope is that the Virtual Supermarket project will expand and gather momentum as the word gets out, providing a longstanding solution to many of the city's current problems.

He didn't provide examples of any such regulations, or explain how lifting those regulations and cutting taxes the GOP's longstanding solution to everything would help workers in cities like Detroit, which have been ravaged by complicated decades-long economic trends having to do with globalization and new technologies, not just government policies.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict seems so intractable that a rising tide of credible commentators is declaring dead the two-state, longstanding international solution.

Drainage represents a longstanding engineered solution to the problem of "excess" water in Iowa, and a logical adaptive strategy for maintaining productivity in the face of future increases in precipitation.

Instead of bemoaning their potential drag on Social Security and Medicare, we should be opening doors that enable boomers to apply their education, experience and energy to the solution of longstanding societal challenges.

In the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, congressional leaders are considering S. 2300, the Small Business Contracting Revitalization Act, as a potential solution to longstanding abuses in federal small business contracting programs.

Companies find that these executives can fill gaps quickly and often bring fresh solutions to longstanding problems.

Sweet is described by colleagues as an inspiring, resourceful leader, able to find creative solutions to longstanding problems.

For most of these nations, the hope of NATO admission has served as an incentive to strengthen democracy, subordinate military to civil authority and work out diplomatic solutions to longstanding nationalist quarrels.

In the absence of major innovations, both cosmetics companies and beauty magazines have found other things to talk about: creative (though dubious) shading tips, or questionable solutions to longstanding problems like yeasty odors and streaking.