Sentence examples for more solutions than from inspiring English sources

Kissinger recalled in his memoirs that Sisco was "enormously inventive, with a talent for the stratagems that are the lifeblood of Middle East diplomacy, sometimes offering more solutions than there were problems".

He sharply criticized an "apartheid economy" that was benefiting only the rich, and he bemoaned the state of affairs in a country with "far more problems than it deserves and far more solutions than it applies".

At the same campaign event, Bush ironically claimed, I think, as conservatives, we should embrace innovation, embrace technology, embrace science; it's the source of a lot more solutions than any government-imposed idea.

The climate science is worse than we thought, [and] there's more solutions than we thought but we're not adopting them fast enough".

The obtained results show that the α-stable mutation delivers more solutions than the classical normal mutation within a slightly better time budget.

The results suggest that not only was paper-based sketching more effective in producing more solutions than digital working but was also more effective in supporting one particular synthesis strategy.

Yet, DSHA provides more logical, more transparent, more peer reviewable, and more dependable solutions than does PSHA.

"She's more solution-oriented than punitive-oriented.

The IFRNLP can reflect system cost variations more effectively and generate more applicable solutions than other conventional methods.

Meeting the leadership challenge may necessitate more complex solutions than finding executives in new places.

But you're right to think we ought to look for more imaginative solutions than the ridiculous expansion of fines.