Sentence examples for settled that problem from inspiring English sources

If the settlements weren't there, they would have settled that problem a long time ago.

Frances and Happy Franklin and Effie and S. J. Gaido are settling that problem by co-hosting a "Branch Water and Texas Buffet" Sunday afternoon.

But assumptions aren't good enough for mathematicians, who prefer proofs, and have long been looking for a proof that settles that NP problems will never yield to a fast solution.

"Kennedy settled the problem that a Catholic couldn't become president," said the Rev. Robert F. Drinan, a Catholic priest and former Democratic congressman from Massachusetts.

This problem becomes more challenging and seems to be of vital interest in view of historically significant and negatively settled problem that a pair of commuting continuous self-mappings on the unit interval [0,1] need not have a common fixed point [27].

"China and the United States are fully capable of settling the problems that have occurred in the course of business growth and keeping their business relations on a sound track," Mr. Hu said.

Though remaining outside the Community institutional context, the conferences of Heads of State or Government of the Member States started to provide political guidance and to settle the problems that the Council of Ministers could not handle.

Technically Franco settled the problem of his immediate succession by appointing Gen. Augustin Munoz Grandes as his deputy.

In this article we completely settle the problem by proving that the fundamental theorem of calculus breaks down in the context of any non-locally convex quasi-Banach space.

"I understand that the refugees need help, but settle the problem at the source instead of overcrowding the country and taking on the risk of welcoming terrorists".

Although improvements and extensions continue to be found, it is fair to say that the dust has settled, and that the frame problem, in its technical guise, is more-or-less solved (Shanahan 1997).