Sentence examples for sees a partial solution from inspiring English sources

Taiwan also sees a partial solution to the problem of maintaining enrollments and standards as a falling birth rate shrinks the pool of applicants at home.

Though the problem of diverse computer systems may never be solved completely, government technologists see a partial solution in extensible markup language, known as XML, a method of coding information so that it can be transmitted on the Internet and read by different computer systems.

It is also seen as a partial solution to the problem of dodgy securitisation, as the commission would grade the underwriting of loans going into pools.

They also may be seen as a partial solution to one of the show's abiding problems: its unavoidable one-sidedness.

The "urban gardening" trend, having taken off in the form of community and rooftop gardens from Asia to Europe, is seen as a partial solution to US food insecurity by some experts.

The use of immigrant workers within the EU – with care assistants moving from low to middle or high income countries, so Poland to the UK or from Albania to Italy – has been seen as a partial solution, but is also a central part of the problem.

A third of Londoners of retirement age (60 for women, being phased up to 65, the current retirement age for men) or older live alone, and isolation is an issue for many of them, to which providing access to transport is seen as a partial solution.

He was not even the first to find a partial solution.

Immigration was seen as only a partial solution to the problem, Brauksiepe said.

More than that, as valuable as the approach is, most statisticians see it is as only a partial solution to a very large problem.

This is a partial solution, both to meet academic growth and administrative needs.