Sentence examples similar to solutions sounds from inspiring English sources
His solutions sounded – well, distinctly Brownian.
Luckily more and more of us can hear how right his solutions sound.
Many see his whole economic programme as wrong-headed, and – at the least – some of his solutions sound anachronistic.
… These top-down, techno-fix solutions sound good, and sound like we're entering the 21st century, but they're not what small farmers need".
There are multiple therapies and practices that have been proven to save lives.' These solutions sound straightforward, yet they require significant investment.
Mr. Bernanke still refuses to acknowledge the Fed's role in creating financial boom-bust cycles, and therefore his diagnosis and solutions sound overly technocratic and somewhat hollow.
There are no real culprits (you cannot denounce childless couples) and the solutions sound cheery: encouraging breeding, improving schools, promoting research and the like.
It is a Conservatism that is sceptical of state power and favours market solutions, sound money and patriotism but all in moderation.
The committee has finished its report, and the solutions sound... familiar.
Listen to your team as they figure out what they need and support them as they find solutions: Sound-proofing?
These solutions sound innocuous but they will not solve either the crisis of the uninsured or the need to bring costs down.
