Sentence examples for quite solve the problem from inspiring English sources

But the show doesn't really support such treatment, and Mr. McAnuff tries to walk a line between respect and subversive flash that doesn't quite solve the problem.

That didn't quite solve the problem, since the Tesla loses as much as 10 miles in range for every day it isn't used, and my car sits in the garage during the week.

But, as the Chronicle points out, the Pit Stop toilets are only open during the day, and the addition of a Poop Patrol doesn't quite solve the problem of where homeless people can go to the bathroom at night.

The scale of these plagues is Biblical — floods, fires, droughts, vermin — but even with President Pence, Noah's Ark and repentance won't quite solve the problem unless we want to go directly to the End of Days.

But Zwigoff and Clowes still haven't quite solved the problem of how to make a great film from a graphic novel.

Previously, Rankin never quite solved the problem of making a character he himself regarded as "boring" intriguing to the reader), but the unassuming Fox proves to be an invaluable element in the mix when set as counterpoint to his very different predecessor.

SProC5 doesn't quite solve the vancomycin resistance problem, because even the reduced amount of vancomycin needed to kill the resistant bacteria would still be toxic to patients, says infectious disease physician Louis Rice of Cleveland Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Ohio.

His "only anchor", Greig claims, is "the kind / filled with the flux we move through", which states without quite solving the same problem.

Although NextBuses (iTunes link), a new iPhone app by London-based developer Malcolm Barclay, doesn't quite solve this problem, it does promise to make it easier to know when the next bus is due and even, in some instances, tell you if it's running on time.

"Andy has been out a long time now so it is a blow to us and him, but he is quite upbeat it will solve the problem then off we go".

Adding more computers does not solve the problem; quite the opposite.