Sentence examples for purported solutions from inspiring English sources

If the solutions take too long to be reached, premises and prevailing conditions on which the original problems were designed may have changed considerably, thus rendering the purported solutions unusable.

And, at a more general level, it rules out purported solutions to the problem of deviant causal chains noted in 2.2, which would spell out, in terms of some required physical and also, perhaps, mental conditions, how behavior must be caused by reasons ("caused in the right way") in order to be action.

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.

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

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.

Unfortunately, his purported solution doesn't bear good news.

Mr. Skelos is also challenging Mr. Suozzi's purported Medicaid solution, which would substantially increase the aggregate tax burden borne by Long Island residents.

Those purported comments had been widely reported.

The president says that the solution to the purported 25-percent HIV infection rate is for every Kenyan to abstain from sex for two years.

Trump's speeches about "Crooked Hillary" dwell far more on her purported crimes than on any policy solutions that he might put forth as President.