Sentence examples for purported solution from inspiring English sources

Almost every purported solution reported in your article is so far from existing technology that it makes the development of flying cars seem easy by comparison.

Simpson added that the bill is a purported solution looking for a problem.

The purported solution remains simple: Shame them, silence them, build a wall around them.

Only a few weeks into this purported "solution" to a problem all but created by an already-terrible immigration system, reports have emerged of overcrowded, squalid dangerous conditions for the children held in – and I use this term loosely – "facilities" not meant for anything close to this purpose.

And Mr Frayn's suggestion that one purported solution to the puzzles of quantum mechanics (namely the so-called "many-worlds interpretation") is analogous to invoking elves and pixies to solve the "disappearing-sock problem" of domestic laundry is well done.But at more than 400 pages, plus 60 more of dense footnotes, the book is too long to be saved by whimsical interjections.

The idea is that whatever semantic status the purported solution claims the liar sentence to have, if we are allowed freely to refer to this semantic status in the object language, we can generate a new paradox.

And indeed the problem, if it is a problem, is still more general, and purported solutions to it go back at least to the Middle Ages (when it was discussed in connection with Duns Scotus' formal distinction).[20] Suppose that Socrates is a cantankerous old curmudgeon.

By contrast, the long-term reforms set out by European leaders in March fall short of the comprehensive solution they purported to provide.

Hours earlier, on the sidelines of an industry conference in Michigan, Mr. Schmidt had presented Mr. Ayala with a binder full of detailed technical information which purported to offer a solution to the emissions problem.

They found ed-tech is not the miracle solution it is purported to be.

However, Mr. Kessel's windmill plan is purported to be part of the solution to the problem that Mr. Kessel actually helped create, by squashing the nuclear plant at Shoreham.