Sentence examples for not totally solved from inspiring English sources

While the new technology has not totally solved the heat problem, and so far has not confronted anything like last summer's stifling humidity, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority deserves thanks for giving its long-suffering passengers a measure of relief.

However, the initial problem was not totally solved because of the presence of the upper spring in the LWR fuel rod.

That would protect countries from the effects of rising seas.Adopting this idea would ease, but not totally solve, the legal problems created by disappearing states, according to Rosemary Rayfuse, a law professor at Australia's University of New South Wales.

In the first of many Congressional hearings into Toyota's extensive recalls, a senior company executive told the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Tuesday that the repairs prescribed by the company might "not totally" solve the problem of unintended sudden acceleration in its vehicles.

Lentz told the committee that Toyota's investigation into sudden unintended acceleration was not complete and that the huge recalls announced to date might "not totally" solve the problem.

Plus, as acronyms go, G-U-T doesn't totally solve the problem.

Worse yet, a lot of owners are finding that bumpers — DIY or official ones — don't totally solve the problem.

Of course, you'll still need to look at the phone to read a response to your text message, so this isn't totally solving the problem.

It also doesn't totally solve the issue of getting the users to sign up, when they could just as easily get to the content of partners via a search engine.

There the debate is not yet totally solved.

The reason is not totally clear.