Sentence examples for problems have been settled from inspiring English sources
Rikers used to be famous for its rats and the perpetual fires which burned in the dumps tells how these problems have been settled.
Yet by the time the Beatles tuned in with Eleanor Rigby in 1966, both problems had been settled.
There was relief and thankfulness that this problem has been settled.
At present, the complexity status of the MCB problem has been settled only for undirected, directed, and strictly fundamental cycle bases.
It is not yet known whether parallel scalability is within reach for discovering general (mathsf {GPARs}), although the problem has been settled in positive for (mathsf {GPARs}) without counting quantifiers [89].
Many were invited last summer to 30-acre estate in Stamford to play tennis, croquet, swim; many more will be when Mrs. Luce has finished her new play, "The Women,"1111 when Life's problems, budding policies have been settled by Luce.
(d) The validation and implication problems for (mathsf {GFDs}) have been settled [29], while matching complexity bounds for the (mathsf {FDs}) previously proposed are yet to be developed.
Yet though the frontiers of health-care policy have been extended, making Latin America a testing-ground for reform worldwide, not all the arguments have been settled.One problem is that people in poor rural communities are unattractive clients for managed-care organisations, and may languish outside the new systems.
Some of the cases have been settled.
Wars have been settled faster, probably.
