Sentence examples for solving fundamental problems from inspiring English sources

Theory of ordinary differential equations plays an important role for solving fundamental problems in population dynamics.

Short-term projects might be able to fill the gaps in industry's ability to adapt a particular technology, he said, while solving fundamental problems like turning sunlight into fuel will take much longer.

And for every customer that feels they're paying too much, dealing with too much complexity, or not solving fundamental problems with an existing solution, there lies an opportunity to compete on a new dimension in the market.

It gives a universal tool that makes it possible to come close to solving fundamental problems in general stability theory for singular systems dynamics, including decomposition problem.

The Russian scientific project "The Moon – 2012+" is directed at solving fundamental problems of celestial mechanics, selenodesy and geophysics of the Moon through the pursuance of theoretical research and computer simulations of the following fields.

But in times of national crisis, Americans look to government to solve fundamental problems that affect them directly.

"This is a huge challenge, and reinventing the DOS operating system for the Internet won't solve fundamental problems".

Safety officials call this alarming, but the steps the government has taken to address the issue have done little to solve fundamental problems.

He doubts that it can solve fundamental problems, and he doesn't think that libertarians can win elections, because most Americans would not vote for unfettered capitalism.

I have worked in high technology for 16 years, and I share Bill Gates's skepticism that technology and capitalism alone will somehow solve fundamental problems like poverty, illiteracy and lack of health care around the world (news article, Nov. 3).

But the steps the government has taken to address the issue -- occasional propaganda campaigns and isolated crackdowns on irresponsible bosses -- have done little to solve fundamental problems in China's emerging capitalist culture, where high rates of injury and death are tolerated as the price of economic progress.