Sentence examples for solving is that from inspiring English sources

The problem the company is solving is that phone interviews sound horrible, and VOIP solutions like Skype often don't degrade very well.

"The problem we are solving is that moving money across borders is expensive".

"The other interesting challenge we are solving is that the unit in which items are delivered vary.

The problem they are solving is that it can take weeks to set up a business account with a high street bank.

"The problem we're solving is that there's a new, 21st century girl who doesn't have time to be super involved in fashion, or doesn't have the money to spend on high-end bags or high-end clothing," says Zolty.

"The problem we're solving is that it's difficult for companies to provide their end users with sufficient site performance, meaning that companies are losing out on potential revenue as well as consumers having to suffer through buffering videos and wasting their time waiting for slow sites to load," says Ottosson.

"But the problem we should be trying to solve is that there are huge barriers that still exist to terminate chronically ineffective teachers.

One problem still to solve is that for all the great ideas generated in the UK, too many end up in foreign hands.

The problem we must solve is that of the unobservability of Y i ∗.

The problem, still incompletely solved, is that of matching material and process attributes to design requirements.

The trouble with the idea that the food problem had more or less been solved is that agricultural research is never finished.