Sentence examples similar to non solutions from inspiring English sources

Eddying little markets in non-solutions: carbon offsets, emissions trading, organic nappies.

Take, for example, the lack of concern for the hollowing out of sectors of the American economy and the embracing of nonthreatening non-solutions like retraining, "entitlement reform" and Wall Street reform that leaves "too big to fail" in place.

Saudi Arabia and certain other oil-producing states like Russia, mistaking the UN climate talks for an OPEC get together, are also keen on making sure only impossible solutions, or non-solutions, are voted through.

What's he doing drinking coffee on the job?" But whether Turnbull's tradie is real, fake, or a confection of the internet is a bit beside the point, writes Van Badham: "Someone needs to tell him that if he's worried about blue collar jobs, the last thing he should consider is voting for more non-solutions from this mob".

He'd like to build more roads in tunnels underground but that looks like a non-solution future fantasy.

"Trapping asylum seekers in Greece is an unconscionable and short-sighted non-solution," said Eva Cossé, HRW's Greece specialist.

The "speak German at home" row is a non-solution to a non-problem.

Helmer will dismiss concerns within the party over its stance in favour of fracking and against windfarms, insisting the turbines are "a non-solution to a non-problem".

Having acknowledged this problem, it goes on to propose the non-solution of asking your employer to fund childcare costs, or discussing flexible arrangements around hotel accommodation.

The President offered the same non-solution to the 175-billion-dollar deficit in 1984 that he had offered to the 60-billion-dollar one in 1980--economic 1980--economic 1980--economic

The other non-solution has been to hand the matter over to an inquiry, chaired by the Speaker.