Sentence examples for points to solution from inspiring English sources

One new area of research points to "solution aversion," where the suggested fixes for climate change clash deeply with a person's ideological beliefs, as the culprit.

An adaptive structured mesh redistribution method (ASMRM) that permits smooth transition from non-uniformly distributed boundary points to solution-adaptive interior points and enables the resolution of complex flow in the complex boundary region as well as away from the boundary is proposed.

That history, however, also points to solutions that have borne the test of time and experience.

Yet often, the evidence points to solutions that are effectively neutral on the contentious issue.

Next, we investigate the sensitivity of the Dirac point to solution pH. Figure 2 c presents depletion curves of bare graphene transistors for three different pH values (4, 7, and 10 pH), all showing the typical V-shaped depletion curves.

Iceland, which nationalised problem banks, prosecuted some of the people responsible and wrote down private debt, thus injecting money into its economy, is too small and too different to point to solutions.

The artworks, films and a forthcoming book called Local: The New Face of Food and Farming in America all point to solutions that, at least in theory, will make the food system more sustainable.

Such stories trigger outrage -- but don't point to solutions.

Today's intellectual is rarely allowed to offer critiques that point to solutions requiring structural changes to the status quo of neoliberal life.

That's why it is so helpful to be able to point to solutions happening at the state and local level.

With this in mind, I address two common myths surrounding dementia, as well as point to solutions that have the potential to turn around this rising tide of concern.