Sentence examples for solve some questions from inspiring English sources

Raíssa (Rio) If I was mayor of my city, I would solve some questions about education.

Arguably, it needs a kick in the teeth, or at least a kickstart: Bazalgette may be hoping that Tony Hall's appointment as the BBC director general may unlock the project with more material from the corporation's archive; meanwhile he will need to solve some philosophical questions about its nature – should it be more or less curated?

Recommendations were given on how to solve some open questions related to the structure-erosion resistance relationships for polymers and polymer based hybrid composites.

In this review, I give an overview of a few important results obtained during the first two years of Herschel observations in the field of evolved low and intermediate mass stars, and I will show how the Herschel observations can solve some historical questions on these late stages of stellar evolution, but also add some new ones.

In our opinion, the present study has several methodological advantages that solve some of the questions raised by the above-mentioned studies [ 22, 24, 25].

How phospho-eIF4E regulates translation however, is controversial and still not well elucidated, but our study provides a useful new model to solve some of the outstanding questions.

Roughly speaking, an algorithm is an explicit, step-by-step procedure for answering some question or solving some problem.

This paper tries to answer this question indicating some ways to be investigated in order to solve pending questions.

Without dialogue it's impossible to solve these questions".

Hacker also can't solve all questions about civilian casualties, particularly the deaths of black women.

Try to solve all questions.