Sentence examples similar to promise of solution from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney is now making vague, unsupported promises of "solutions" in hopes of snagging a few Latino votes.

Hovering into view is the promise of a solution: robots.

It has explained the master-slave reality of his own life, and held out promise of a solution.

But the store owners have been dizzied by the moratorium, the overlapping regulations and the promise of a solution from the landlord of the building that houses all their businesses.

But both candidates have promised to accept the result, and that matters more than the actual tally.As well as being a short-term fix, the deal holds out the promise of a solution to the structural problems of Afghanistan's politics.

But we are increasingly tied to our digital signatures, and the promise of a solution that can consolidate and protect those signatures from third parties is too important to ignore.

But that's the essence of populism: the promise of straightforward solutions to complex problems.

In the 2016 election, this territory was too often left to Trump's demagoguery and his promise of simple solutions.

Hollande had promised during his election campaign that any dismantling of camps would be coupled with the promise of "alternative solutions".

Therefore, 1.5/1.5 mM shows the most promise of the solutions tested, since here the relative difference in resistance factor between low and high permeability is the largest.

Research in quantum computing, with the promise of rapid solutions to complex search and optimization problems, will continue.