Sentence examples for solution would come from inspiring English sources

As he worked, a solution would come to him, but without finality.

The only foreseeable solution would come from a broad court ruling or new legislation, which could miss many of the subtleties of the debate.

So far all the Ministry of Defence will say is that there are no plans to move the nuclear deterrent from the Clyde and that "any alternative solution would come at huge and unnecessary cost".

Although Mr. Levy hopes that an expanded alternative certification program will help him to staff every failing school with certified teachers, he wrote in the letter to Mr. Mills that the only permanent solution would come through collective bargaining with the teachers' union.

Arianna rejected the notion that the solution would come from the political class, calling instead on ordinary citizens to help save their communities, like some of the people profiled in Third World America.

"It is ironic in the extreme that an administration that's so interested in letting industry come up with its own solutions would come down with a heavy government hand on a company that's being creative," said Dr. Peter Lurie, deputy director of the health research group at Public Citizen, a frequent food industry critic.

Open networks would solve that problem by filling demand for certain features as solutions would come from everyday users.

It was this change that the more hopeful proponents of a two-state solution thought would come with time as the two states cooperated, and their populations mingled on more equal terms.

A solution for Northern Rock would come as a relief for the British government, which has been criticized for being slow to react to the credit squeeze.

Asked if depositors at Cypriot banks could lose part of their deposits in a bailout agreement, he said he could not be clear on the solution the eurozone would come up with.

Ms. Jacobs warned that the solution would not come overnight.