Sentence examples for presented with a solution from inspiring English sources

"In years of trying to reach a settlement, we've become used to the Sherry's tactics of raising new issues each time they are presented with a solution," Mr. McClintock said.

At each step of the mating scheme trainees are prompted to make their own suggestions before they are presented with a possible solution.

Fifty-three children who acquired a solution either socially or asocially were then presented with an alternative solution that included irrelevant actions.

The 1 9 odor mixture was always presented with a rewarding food solution, and the 9 1 mixture was always presented with a punishing or less rewarding solution; previous studies have demonstrated that both mixtures are learned equally well [ 26].

By a miracle, I was presented with a very simple solution to my immediate problem.

When presented with a 6.6% glucose solution (equivalent to the glucose content of IF), they obtained only approximately 20% of their energy intake from this solution, and this was insufficient to increase uterine weight (Table 3).

What Kahan has shown is that when presented with a fictional silver bullet solution to climate change, those with an ideological opposition to real solutions (like making polluters pay for their carbon emissions) become more willing to accept climate science realities.

In a series of tests with Dharma, an adult female slow loris, biologists at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire found that when presented with a choice of sugary solutions laced with different amounts of alcohol, the loris speedily settled on the most intoxicating.

The viewer is educated on the brutal and real challenges faced by many in the world, but simultaneously presented with a platform for effective solutions that are already working.

Today's CRE firms are presented with a wide range of cloud solutions, the best of which fully demonstrate the value of centralized data.

Further, when asked to seek out more information to inform their decisions, we found that people chose information that was likely to confirm and elaborate the bias suggested by the metaphor – an effect that persisted even when people were presented with a full set of possible solutions.