Sentence examples for question would solve from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the affirmative answer of the following question would solve this ratio problem as well.

Darwin had begun his epoch-making Origin of Species not with the "cosmic question" that he would solve but with an almost absurdly homely description of the breeding of dogs and pigeons.

In that case it is not valid to question whether government transfers would "solve" the program's "cash flow shortfall" as Mr. Sloan does.

"Will you dissolve Parliament or not?" Mr. Abhisit, looking uncomfortable at times, said he would "make a decision based on a consensus from the entire country" and questioned whether new elections would solve Thailand's four-year-old political crisis.

Right out of the gate, he spoke to the emotions of voters by expressing concerns about jobs leaving the U.S. Despite the lack of detail and his difficulty responding to questions about how he would solve this problem, his body language was angry and authoritative.

Even some of the agency's staunchest critics question whether breaking it up would solve its problems.

The question now is whether that would solve Afghanistan's conflict, or propel it into a new phase.

The molecular cloning of SAL1, which is so far the QTL with the most important effect identified, would solve this question.

Raíssa (Rio) If I was mayor of my city, I would solve some questions about education.

Others questioned what the registration scheme would solve, while some wondered how it would be implemented practically - many drone owners assemble their devices piecemeal, purchasing batteries, motors and rotor blades from different companies and retailers.

Dr. Cone certainly didn't set up the course in such a way that any of us had any expectations that we would solve the fundamental question of theodicy, of why there is such immense and horrific suffering under the watch of an all-loving God.