Sentence examples for planning to solve the problem from inspiring English sources
"I just hope that they aren't planning to solve the problem by taking the money from Peter to pay Paul".
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Alison Flood Gail Rebuck, chairman and chief executive of Random House, was standing by the door, grinning, as London book fair guests arrived to learn how James Patterson planned to solve the problem of boys' reluctance to read.
'To some extent the evolution of the PC has been retarded I think in the last few years so as we look forward in terms of where the PC has to continue to grow…it has to get more and more consumer friendly.' Intel plans to solve the problem with Ultrabooks.
The decision-makers can then develop models or action plans to solve the problem (Johnson 1999).
Once they arrive at your house, ask how they plan to solve the problem.
The best you can say about Mr. Bush is that he has thought about the world and decided that it's still the 1980's, and therefore he plans to solve the problems of his father's era with his father's old advisers.
The newly empty high street shops of Woolworths and Whittard could be redeployed as housing under new Lib Dem plans to solve the growing problem of the "hidden homeless".
Norvig plans to solve the curry problem with software tricks.
Messrs Opperman and Wharton and other northern Conservatives will be keen to hear more on how their party plans to solve "the English problem" at their party's conference.
In the 1950s, as other sections of the roadway were completed, Robert Moses, New York's master builder, hailed the highway as part of a grand plan to solve the "problem of express travel".
