Sentence examples for problem resolved by from inspiring English sources

Later, he developed a system to cope with story problems: he forced himself to wake up every 1 hours to think about a solution, and found that his subconscious would often have the problem resolved by morning.

In its upper reaches, the Douro riverbed drops 16 feet (5 metres) per mile in gorges 90 to 160 feet (30 to 50 metres) deep, a navigability problem resolved by locks built into five dams, including one that is 115 feet (35 metres) high.

And of course I've never bought into the "wait until there's proof" approach to human-driven climate change, which — as I've stressed since 2007 — is more a challenge of risk management amid substantial and persistent uncertainty than a problem resolved by amassing scientific proof.

This caused a problem (resolved by process modifications) in the separation of plutonium from uranium in nuclear fuel processing, where hydrazine is used as a protective reductant to keep plutonium in the trivalent rather than the more stable tetravalent state.

Although soy infant formula has been in use for 60 years in the United States, formula-related illness reports have been largely absent, except for case reports of goiter in the late 1950s (van Wyk et al. 1959), a problem resolved by reformulation (Shepard et al. 1960).

Verizon and Netflix problems resolved by routing around Cogent?

Were the country's problems resolved by determining who was cheating on whom?

The Nets (43-28) hopedoped to have any problems resolved by this final stretch of the season.

This dualism generated two well-known problems, resolved by Descartes with only partial success.

Inconsistencies or missing data will be discussed with the individual trial data managers and any problems resolved by consensus.

Discrepancies with published results, missing data or inconsistencies will be verified with the original investigators and any problems resolved by consensus.