Sentence examples for solution which means from inspiring English sources

I still hope we can reach a solution which means we carry on having world-class research in Britain".

"We worked with his family to offer a solution which means Mr Clark can stay in his home while receiving the care he wants and not pay a penny in his lifetime," the statement said.

Mr. Rabinowitz said it would cost $100,000 to $300,000 for the group to get what he called "a full Internet solution," which means having electronic medical records; sharing data with insurance companies, laboratories and outside health professionals; and communicating by e-mail message with patients.

One of the things that people in France keep hearing from people in America these days is that when it comes to sex scandals there is a "French solution," which means that everything a public man does with the door closed should be ignored.

It's a cost-effective solution, which means it's much cheaper to build a complete constellation.

This system admits only one solution, which means that we can delete only one frequency component.

But the kidney didn't function as well as a healthy version, largely because one particular part, the medulla, was slower to soak up the cryoprotectant solution, which meant that some ice formed there during thawing.

But Congress seemed unable and unwilling to provide a solution, which meant like millions of others I had to wait.

In this case that turned out to be "intimate-apparel solutions," which means anything you wear under something else that's "functional and fashion-forward," Sturgeon says.

Yet that's what you hear from many pundits these days: high unemployment is "structural," they say, and requires long-term solutions (which means, in practice, doing nothing).

"As I speak to guerrilla commanders and army generals," said Mr. Egeland, who has taken part in peace talks around the world, "there now seems to be a new belief in military solutions, which means that people believe they can bring peace by going to war.