Sentence examples for solutions to solve a problem from inspiring English sources

Adversaries are using next-generation attack methods while many organisations are relying on tactical, static security solutions to solve a problem at point in time.

"I think that the scare tactics that what we see over and over, pick a topic, that instead of trying to find positive creative solutions to solve a problem because people on both sides of the aisle, and people who aren't affiliated with parties, are concerned with rising health care costs," she said.

A great programmer is lazy because he or she prefers thinking through a solution to solve a problem rather than hacking through it, which is way too much effort.

They've come up with a number of their own solutions to solve a massive scaling problem, and sometimes we (the users) see bugs as a result of that.

What it did was really force us to come up with creative solutions to solve a lot of our problems".

Claidière and Sperber (2010) argued that if two possible solutions are available to solve a problem and the subjects acquire one solution by social learning, then the preference for this solution should collapse over time if there are no stability mechanisms.

In the studied Lean company there are many production support tools that were developed as a temporary solution to solve a specific problem but, frequently, remain definitive and became themselves a problem.

Searching patents helps you avoid copyright infringement, seeing what research or solutions have been developed to solve a problem, and finding out whether or not a patent is not enforced anymore.

Maury Blackman, CEO of Accela, believes that it's going to take a tech solution to solve a tech problem.

Numerous software design patterns have been introduced and cataloged either as a canonical or a variant solution to solve a design problem.

An adaptation phase is crucial for a good and reasonable case-based design (CBD) process, which is responsible for finding a solution to solve a new problem in the principle of k-nearest neighbors (k-NN).