Sentence examples for more perfect solution from inspiring English sources

"It would be a more perfect solution in terms of overall strategic stability than the unilateral American decision to build a national missile defense".

With Airbus quickly picking up orders for the plane with new engines, American and other airlines made it clear to Boeing that they would rather have "greater certainty in the midterm" on fuel savings than wait for "the more perfect solution," Mr. McNerney said.

The tweaker inherits things as they are, and has to push and pull them toward some more nearly perfect solution.

There are many reasons for this, to name a few: as one minor villain is overcome another problem awaits on the next episode, the problem itself may change, a key Planeteer or ability may not be available, and a more efficient path or perfect solution may be found - intentionally or unintentionally.

On the face of it, raising prices would seem to be the perfect solution: the more money cabbies can make, the more cabs there will be.

Facebook's proposed solution to cull commercial content and get its users producing more unique content that it owns is a perfect solution to making itself more valuable.

A federal law may not be a perfect solution, but it looks more and more like a necessity.

The vernacular architecture at any place on the other hand has evolved through ages by consistent and continuous effort for more efficient and perfect solutions.

It turned out to be a perfect solution for plenty more people, and the founders ran the business independently for six years on the revenue they generated.

The better placed you are, the more likely you are to get the perfect solution.

There's no perfect solution, the alternative is probably much more problematic".