But ignoring a problem does often make it more difficult to solve.
The affordability conundrum is now far more difficult to solve without the real estate bubble bursting.
The trustees said that Medicare's problems were more immediate and more difficult to solve.
A Poland under PiS could make Europe's myriad problems look just that much more difficult to solve.
"Requiring probable cause to get basic, limited information about a person's historical location would make it significantly more difficult to solve crimes and seek justice for victims".
Colin Weaver, deputy executive director of New Yorkers Against Gun Violence, said microstamping was needed because the difficulty of tracing firearms made gun crimes more difficult to solve than crimes that did not involve guns.
In Afghanistan, the army had reduced the risks posed by roadside bombs, he said, but in future conflicts commanders on the ground might have different challenges that were more difficult to solve.
Neither was the fictional Uncle Petros, who as a youth was drawn to a seemingly simple problem that has proven to be far more difficult to solve than Fermat's conjecture.
"They complicated the thing, and now it's more difficult to solve," said Mahmoud Osman, an independent member of the Kurdistan Alliance, speaking Wednesday about Ms. Rice and Mr. Straw.
But actually it's the profile of some of the emergencies that is unusual and the absence of profile of some of the ones that are arguably more intractable, larger and more difficult to solve".
But the wealthy are forced to conclude that their unhappiness might be more difficult to solve than merely pursuing the next pay rise.Perhaps the reason we stubbornly refuse to see that money is not the solution to all our problems is that this would deeply threaten the rationale underlying most of our busy lives.
