Sentence examples similar to spark a solution from inspiring English sources
In 1934, currency shortages sparked a solution from Paul Enz and Werner Zimmermann to create a network of businesses looking to maintain a competitive advantage.
In some organizations, a mentality of information hoarding grows.This is really unhealthy because it causes people to "territorialize" and keep information from others, when sharing it would spark a lot more solutions, better interaction, and probably faster results!
In other words, just as isolation can be both cause and consequence of problems, so too, connectedness can spark a virtuous cycle of solutions.
Such experimentation is clearly vital — and typically sparks a proliferation of potential solutions.
That's a serious pastoral problem in U.S. parishes, for example, and the pope's push for a solution has sparked an intense pushback by some conservative churchmen and their allies.
Noah Feldman's solution to the church-state divide sparked a wide-ranging debate on his proposal.
Driven by student interest and a mission to spark business solutions to global sustainability issues, CBEY collaborates with a wide range of actors across Yale (students, faculty, staff) and in the professional world (alumni, companies, NGOs, governments).
By sparking a badly-needed correction for an over-valued currency, the crisis has created its own solution.
The ad sparked a firestorm.
