Sentence examples for solution may take from inspiring English sources

Radicalization has been a phenomenon in France for thirty years; devising a proper solution may take another thirty.

Better results are obtained for problems where the solution may take on at each point only one of two values, thus yielding a shape recovery problem.

Some local residents have praised the efforts to provide emergency supplies but fear a permanent solution may take some time.

The Hollywood Reporter has collected a number of opinions from analysts and experts, and the consensus seems to be that no immediate actions would be taken, but that clearly the company is in dire need of redirection, and the solution may take some time to formulate.

The study, titled "The New Plastics Economy," admits that finding a systemic solution "may take many years.

Those, however, are much broader problems where robust solutions may take a long time to emerge.

Solutions may take years to implement — years in which the parties will be tempted to violate the agreement's terms or spirit.

When you identify the problem as external, your attempted solutions may take the form of trying to control other people, and you'll naturally meet with strong resistance.

Rather than take a risk and explore a new problem, or propose an unconventional solution, they may take an incremental approach to a familiar problem.

If the provider is not bound to a balanced or extremely unbalanced solution, he may take advantage of traffic correlation to consolidate machines and reduce network traffic, for example.

He's always been someone who liked to generate big, gnarly solutions that may take years to work through, and though it may seem a tad grandiose on his part to think that he should be able to devise a way to solve America's globalization problem, it is also part of what makes him such an appealing character.