Sentence examples for solutions to something from inspiring English sources

It seems voters have moved on to looking for solutions to something they recognize as an ongoing situation here".

She can be very quick in finding a solution to something".

"Single-serve coffee is a solution to something that wasn't a problem," Ms. Hoover said.

It's the way we live now, which is making the gym seem like a solution to something.

His beauty had startled her, until she'd met both parents — Vietnamese mother, Polish father — and then he'd seemed like the solution to something.

This face veil announcement offers a solution to something that is clearly not a widespread problem.

We don't need to complicate a solution to something so inherently and blatantly wrong.

And if you still feel the same about it, then you know you have found a workable solution to something.

"If there's a solution to something, if there's something that bothers me, and I can fix it, why don't I fix it?" she asked.

While the exact origin of the phrase is open to debate, it's generally considered to mean: inventing something, or finding a solution to something, with whatever's at hand.

Nevertheless, for him as much as anyone, there's no simple solution to something so complicated as life, no matter how much it sometimes seems like there is from the outside looking in.