Sentence examples for seek a solution for from inspiring English sources
"seek a solution for" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to express that you are looking for an answer to a problem or challenge. For example: "We need to seek a solution for the problems created by climate change."
Proponents of restrictive voter ID laws, like the one in Indiana, seek a solution for a problem that doesn't exist.
It would be to abdicate human intelligence, which would thus refuse to think and to seek a solution for its problems". Note that in this quotation the word "finality" is a philosophical term synonymous with final cause, purpose or design.
In many cases, such algorithms seek a solution for the particular situation, which is under consideration and therefore have very little flexibility for generic application to assembly line design.
The book, being published Tuesday by Viking, reveals how officials in Washington, worried about the impact of Lehman's possible failure on the financial system, for months helped orchestrate efforts by Mr. Fuld to seek a solution for the firm and stave off its collapse.
The AMOLED team has not only to seek a solution for AMOLED smartphone screens but also to develop future AMOLED technologies.
Negative emotion can garner consumer attention and can also lead them to seek a solution for the cause of the emotion.
In seeking a solution for the numerous parties involved we may have been striving to achieve something that was impossible.
"The new guidelines will inform and reassure women who are seeking a solution for their menopausal symptoms.
"We believe the Iranian side is interested in the talks and seeking a solution for the dispute," Mr. Lavrov said.
The impetus for the experiment came from a group of students who were frustrated by course scheduling conflicts and were seeking a solution for completing courses off-cycle, particularly while participating in off-campus internship programs.
In seeking a solution for Cyprus, Mr. Dijsselbloem has faced the reluctance of Northern European nations, including his own, to give money to a divided island in the eastern Mediterranean and to save a banking system that has long benefited Russian investors.
