Sentence examples for problem could not be solved from inspiring English sources

But he added that such a complex problem could not be solved at one meeting.

Saleh Joudeh, a member of Congress, said the problem could not be solved "over one week".

But the agency also warned that the problem could not be solved by legislation that simply outlawed overseas shelters.

Moreover, while he supports reducing nitrogen emissions from industrial smokestacks, he said the problem could not be solved until something was also done about the nitrogen in automobile exhaust.

The Treasury Department urged Congress tonight to stop companies from using offshore shelters to avoid United States income taxes but warned that the problem could not be solved by legislation that simply outlawed overseas tax havens.

Mr. Cantor, in his document to other Republicans this week, has acknowledged that the debt problem could not be solved without reining in the growth of the entitlement programs.

Historically, engineers have assumed that the problem couldn't be solved in an efficient way, he says.

I thought for sure that the large attacks would force the industry to finally get its act together, but after a few months of record-breaking attacks it became obvious that in spite of all the sincere efforts the problem couldn't be solved quickly enough by conventional means," wrote the Janitor.

He said the country's fiscal problems could not be solved by higher taxes alone.

Unfortunately, Egypt's worsening economic problems could not be solved quickly.

By extension, the problems could not be solved by personal solutions but only by social change.