Sentence examples for principles can solve from inspiring English sources
Bush's new Political Action Committee, called "The Right to Rise," declares "the income gap is real" but that "only conservative principles can solve it".
When Jeb Bush admits that the income gap is real but that "only conservative principles can solve it," one has to wonder what principles he's talking about if not these.
The real reason that neither Jacobin nor Jacobite principle can solve this city problem is, oddly, the same one that explains why that other saint I. F. Stone couldn't reconcile his love of Jefferson and Marx: the conflicting demands of liberty and of equality — the freedom to live where you want and the freedom to stay where you are — can't be neatly theorized away.
The Lauzen Plan shows how working from fundamental American principles can work to solve big problems.
In the P system, objects in each membrane can follow the evolution of the maximum parallelism principle, so we can solve NP-hard problem in polynomial time.
Guided by the principle that invention can solve many of the biggest social and economic challenges of our time, this year's students are working on inventions that address problems they've recognized in their local communities and those with global impact.
In principle, one only can solve the problem exactly by searching over all possible sets of k blocks whether there exists a vector consistent with the measurements.
This principle works best with self-contained teams that can solve their own problems.
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