Sentence examples for solution raising from inspiring English sources

So to pay for repairs, the managers of Westbeth are offering a drastic solution: raising rents by 10percentt during each of the next three years.

This lousy campaign produced the worst of all outcomes: President Obama won on a platform that had little to do with our core problems and is only a small part of the solution — raising taxes on the wealthy — so he has little incentive to rethink his strategy.

Ko et al. [13] proposed a blind maximum likelihood- (ML-) based iterative algorithm for frequency estimation and synchronization using a two-hop model; however, it yielded more than one solution, raising the problem of convergence to the solution that is associated with the hopping frequency.

One possible solution: raising taxes on the rich.

While Rivlin allows that "tax increases can be part of the solution," she conspicuously fails to mention the most obvious tax-based solution: Raising the $106,000 cap on Social Security contributions.

His solution: raising and indexing the minimum wage, and having Congress pass both the Violence Against Women Act and the Paycheck Fairness Act.

Yet this solution raises more questions than it answers.

The researchers did find some evidence for the company's contention that topping off lens care solution in contact lens storage cases instead of replacing the solution raised the risk of fungal infection.

The government's potential solution raises its own questions: if investigators figure out a way to hack into the device without Apple's help, are they obligated to show Apple the security flaw they used to get inside?

But acceptance of such a solution raised the question whether the papacy was really committed to any long-term policy, at least one that was consistently dedicated to the separation of the Sicilian kingdom from the German empire.

It also does not address the fundamental issue of why opium production continues.A less-discussed solution, raised by Anne Applebaum in a past essay in Slate, is the legalisation of poppy production.