Sentence examples for solution to this riddle from inspiring English sources
Darwin's solution to this riddle was that groups of altruists would prevail over less cohesive groups.
The solution to this riddle is that Germans' deep-seated debt obsession (in German, the words for "debt" and "guilt" are the same) has blinded them to the consequences of that obsession.
The solution to this riddle depends on challenging another, closely related, point of orthodoxy: namely, that before Hume published the Treatise he removed almost all material concerned with problems of religion.
The solution to this riddle depends on whether the benefits conferred on the beneficiaries of DAPA can be tied to the President's lawful exercise of discretion.
Have you worked out the answer to this riddle yet?
Now scientists may have found an answer to this riddle.
There is no answer to this riddle.
But James Heath, a physical chemist at the California Institute of Technology, believes that nanotechnology could finally provide the solution to this molecular riddle.
NuCana plc, which boasts a market cap of about $800 million and trades on Nasdaq under the symbol NCNA, may have the technology solution to this medical riddle.
In the end, Hustvedt offers one possible solution to the riddle posed by this teasing, complex, disconcerting novel: that the greatest influence on the meaning of a story begins and ends with authorship – "who gets to tell the story, and in what way".
I think the solution to the riddle is hidden in this sentence: "Popchips approached me to answer the question 'What is pop?' and help America and the rest of the world decipher between what is a trend, and what is pop culture," but I'm not entirely sure.
