Sentence examples for might never solve it from inspiring English sources

"The history of science is full of cases where people thought a phenomenon was utterly unique, that there couldn't be any possible mechanism for it, that we might never solve it, that there was nothing in the universe like it," said Patricia Churchland of the University of California, a self-described "neurophilosopher" and one of Chalmers's most forthright critics.

MR. BUZDAR acknowledged that Scrybe might never solve the problems of large companies.

If states let towns keep borrowing, without acknowledging the magnitude of the towns' existing debts — like the pensions they owe retired public workers — they might never solve their problems and just keep drawing on the states.

But if you don't investigate information when it comes in, you will never solve it".

KAINE: And if -- if you're afraid to have the discussion, you'll never solve it.

Harrison revised it extensively but never solved its problems.

Although it is rare, it might not solve some math problems, or might solve it incorrectly.

And everybody gets engaged in how you might solve it.

We're never going to end, we're never going to solve it.

The industry is not good at solving it and it often feels like they never want to solve it.

That won't happen easily (or quickly), and it will never solve every problem we expect it to solve.