Sentence examples for self-evident solutions from inspiring English sources

Holding up what seem, especially in retrospect, to be self-evident solutions found by caring people may inspire others.

Trump's focus on the narrowest part of the childcare conundrum, and the most self-evident solution (the one that benefits the middle class and more affluent families who have already found and can pay for childcare) shows just how oblivious he remains to the real problems that beset his constituency, and how tissue-thin his populism is.

The self-evident solution is for everybody else to stop playing his game.

This was suggested as a self-evident solution requiring no further explanation.

The solutions are self-evident.

The solution was self-evident, and in a flash of inspiration, the HondaVac — a small vacuum cleaner that stows in the vehicle's cargo area — was born.

It seems self-evident to me that the solution to the so-called Canadian brain drain can be found only in breeding and nursing such world-class centers.

Perhaps they are not getting enough, and if so the solution becomes self-evident.

These are big challenges, and the solutions aren't self-evident.

Research was based on this simple, rational premise: understand the problem, and its solution will become self-evident.

When we have a problem, an issue we are struggling with, and ask for advice, the usual approach of the problem solver is to ask us: "What do you want?" As if you are really clear about what you want, the solution will be self-evident.