Sentence examples for solutions to anyone from inspiring English sources

If open access is to be achieved through blogs, what good is it, he asked, "if one does not get reputation and money from them?" Changing the status quo — opening data, papers, research ideas and partial solutions to anyone and everyone — is still far more idea than reality.

"The West doesn't always bring a whole lot of wonderful solutions to anyone's life, but at the same time, people living in the forest are struggling with their own issues," Fostervold said.

"They see the benefits in that they can come with creative technology, a different solution to anyone else.

I'm happy as a clam to get rid of all that cabling and clutter, and highly recommend this solution to anyone else who's similarly bothered.

One last announcement last week that could serve as an interim solution to anyone still leery of the logistics of traveling there came from a Canadian cruise company, which said that it could now sell tickets to Americans on its around-the-island cruises to Cuba.

Unemployment benefits aren't the preferred long-term solution according to anyone -- not to those on the right or the left, and not to the unemployed workers who need them.

Surely Mr. Blair's solution should appeal to anyone claiming the moral high ground.

To outsiders keen to avoid risky entanglements, insiders who prefer African solutions to Africa's problems, or anyone trying to ease the burden on the struggling UN, helping the neighbours to help the UN to restore peace in Sierra Leone makes sense.

Anyone seeking solutions to the newspaper industry's battles with declining circulation and advertising revenue didn't find them during a roundtable discussion Wednesday at the Newspaper Association of America's annual Mid-Year Media Review in New York.

The company's literature says the new software allows businesses to deliver their "solutions" over the Internet to anyone, anywhere, on any device.

The message — and the solutions — should be obvious to anyone who has been paying attention since the economy went into a recession that continues to sock the middle class while the rich have recovered and prospered.