Sentence examples for more specific solutions from inspiring English sources

Photo: OneLoginThat would include building on its success in Europe, while expanding to Asia and creating more specific solutions in the U.S., such as focusing on FedRamp federal government compliance.

It dealt with the same issues, seemed to find more specific solutions and more specific problems than Guggenheim's film.

More specific solutions should be outlined in pandemic preparedness plans to address the economic effects of quarantine on low-income persons, who by staying home may be at risk wage loss, job termination, or both.

Therefore, the environmental MOMA objective function imposes a more specific flux solution than the possible range.

Putting aside old, one-size-fits-all approaches to development, a new school of thought emphasizes more specific grass-roots solutions.

The more clearly the cause-effect chains of accident processes can be recorded, the more specific the measures, solutions and interventions can be when it comes to avoiding or reducing the effects of accident scenarios.

While CNN's poll was more nuanced on specific solutions that were tested, all this polling suggests that large swaths of the American mainstream believe in general terms that we can, and should, devote more resources and governmental effort to trying to solve this problem, and that if we do, we probably will have some success.

Items excluded refer to more specific behaviours ("Negotiates solutions") or are culturally inappropriate.

Nevertheless, this is a first attempt to classify emotions in crisis-related tweets, and by improving the used feature set and combining the machine learning paradigm with more non-domain specific solutions such as the affective lexicon WordNet-Affect [28], better accuracy can most likely be achieved.

The UK has won more time to find "specific solutions" to avoiding a hard border on the island of Ireland, but has pledged to "maintain full alignment" with EU rules on the single market and customs union in areas relating to the Good Friday agreement, if those solutions cannot be agreed.

Re "A Young and Unlikely Activist Who Got to the Tea Party Early" (front page, Feb. 28): Activists like Keli Carender would have more credibility if they had specific solutions for the problems they rail against.