Sentence examples for solving has changed from inspiring English sources

The recent death of a retired detective who helped crack an infamous case has some of the city's gold shields talking about just how much crime solving has changed.

During the 15 years we've spend debating the MDGs, the nature of the problem they set out to solve has changed.

The problems they are called upon to solve have changed, too: there are fewer village-level quarrels, more questions on marital disharmony or workplace setbacks.

The way I solve problems has changed.

This is nothing that a fat cheque won't solve, but Apple has changed the name of iPhone OS to iOS.

This comparison shows that after years Wassermann did not realize how in the past, during collective debates and research, facts and meanings of words, research problems and methods of solving them had changed.

Until it can solve this problem, the department has changed the recipe, resulting in finished glass that is not radioactive enough.

The problems that young interdisciplinary scientists face will be solved only when the culture has changed.

New labour laws enacted in January were meant to help solve this situation – but in reality little has changed.

The tune has changed to: "The deficit/debt is the enormous problem America has to solve, by any means necessary".

"Random-number generation was viewed as a largely solved problem, but new technologies have changed the game," he says.