Sentence examples for solving tough from inspiring English sources

Instead of taking on and solving tough problems, we look for easy solutions.

And Neil Otte, the launching chief engineer for the Constellation rockets, said that solving tough problems was what engineers did for a living.

My friend and I were studying together for an advanced-differential-calculus exam, solving tough integral problems, until we ran into one that we could not break.

Dr. Hall came to Atlanta with a reputation for solving tough problems after working as the superintendent in Newark and as a deputy chancellor of schools in New York City.

All this talk may be irresistible to a woman who has devoted her life and career to solving tough social and international issues, who has set the pace for the advancement of women and children around the world, who has traveled farther and more widely than any previous secretary of state (just under 1 million miles, or more than 1.5 million kilometers, since 2009).

These are all tough issues, but solving tough issues is why I got into this business, and I know it is why President-elect Bush sought this job and why he traversed such a grueling road to get the opportunity to lead this great nation.

Clearly the potential of games to solve tough scientific problems has barely been tapped.

The power of a supercomputer is revealed, generally speaking, in its ability to solve tough problems.

"I try to use technology to solve tough problems that have broad market appeal," he wrote.

In almost all workplaces, colleagues need to get together to brainstorm ideas, solve tough problems or build communal bonds.

For 150 years, you've strived to answer big questions, solve tough problems, not for yourselves but for the benefit of the nation.