Sentence examples for powerless to solve from inspiring English sources
"Generators are a short-term solution for something that the consumer is powerless to solve, so it's rational to get one".
"Many in EU see the EU as bureaucratic, undemocratic, far from the daily concerns of and powerless to solve major issues such as migration".
Louis V. Gerstner Jr., who retired in December as chairman of I.B.M., has assembled a special panel to tackle an educational brainteaser so taxing that even the field's best minds have seemed powerless to solve it.
Serialized from 1986 to 1987 and since collected as a graphic novel, Watchmen chronicles a group of crime fighters who, amid the real history of the cold war, find they are as powerless to solve their personal problems as they are to prevent the seeming inevitability of nuclear holocaust.
CANADIAN FRONT, 2008 Denys Arcand's satire "Days of Darkness," set in the very near future, takes place largely in the mind of Jean-Marc Leblanc (Marc Labr?e, above, in a scene from the film), a middle-aged civil servant who works in the provincial citizens rights department listening to the complaints of ordinary people whose problems he is powerless to solve.
CANADIAN FRONT, 2008 Denys Arcand's satire "Days of Darkness," set in the very near future, takes place largely in the mind of Jean-Marc Leblanc (Marc Labrèche, above, in a scene from the film), a middle-aged civil servant who works in the provincial citizens rights department listening to the complaints of ordinary people whose problems he is powerless to solve.
Woodley, who had played so well earlier in the playoffs, was powerless to the solve the complex defensive coverages.
Sir Bruce does note that junior doctors feel disengaged and powerless and that all parties have a responsibility to solve the "underlying issues".
Many people feel that climate change or poverty, for example, are just too big to solve; that the individual is powerless in the face of such scale and complexity.
He speaks the truth simply and powerfully about how to solve people's problems, especially the underclass and the powerless, not by more partisanship, but by less.
