Sentence examples for near to solving from inspiring English sources

But it just shows that we are nowhere near to solving the increasingly chaotic threats to our democracy and civilization that also include uncontrolled environmental failures, worldwide violence and insoluble inequalities to make the task even more impossible.

The causes of Islamic radicalization are complex, and no one is suggesting that drug decriminalization alone would come anywhere near to solving the problem.

"More and more people are going to be solving or near to solving the economic problem in their lives and that means that there will be a change in the moral code".

We have not yet found the key to the problem, but in recent years a mass of new evidence and new lines of attack have enabled us to see it in a far more concrete and precise form, and to have some hope that we are near to solving it…" J.D. Bernal, Nature 143 (1939).

Expressing his disappointment when the bill was first published, the Liberal Democrat shadow home secretary, Chris Huhne, said: "This is the eighth immigration bill since 1997, but the government is no nearer to solving the key problems.

You may or may not agree, but, apart from social policies in the global north being, naturally, far better funded, there is no sense in my mind that northern countries are nearer to solving the problem of how to respond to ageing societies than any other part of the world.

A new computerized environment introducing a variety of metacognitive support mechanisms (MSMs) in different phases of the problem-solving process was designed to influence students' transfer from solving structured problems (near transfer) to solving open-ended problems (far transfer).

By making the disciplined effort to name our enemies correctly, we will learn more about them, and come one step nearer, perhaps, to solving the seemingly intractable and increasingly perilous problems of our divided world.

A short distance (near transfer) refers to solving new problems in the same context.

Our unexpectedly hopeful view, bolstered by subsequent study, is that while no silver bullet appears to be on the near horizon to solve the demining problem, promising technologies at hand can offer significant help.

Some environmentalists and scientists say the breakthrough, though promising, is nowhere near enough to solve our pollution crisis. .