Sentence examples for successful at solving from inspiring English sources

And like most such attempts, it wasn't as successful at solving anything, as it was inadvertently exposing the breadth of the problem through comedy.

GOFAI had proved quite successful at solving certain sorts of problems problems requiring logic and precision, the kind that humans tended to find difficult.

Mr. Bloomberg ran for office on the theme that as a businessman unencumbered by political baggage and full of private sector ideas, he could be more successful at solving the city's problems than a lifetime politician.

"No place in the world have we had self-regulation shown to be successful at solving the issue," says Barry Popkin of the University of North Carolina.Boyd Swinburn of Melbourne's Deakin University is particularly troubled by the prominent role that food companies are playing in shaping politicians' plans for fighting obesity.

Only a few years ago facility unreliability was affecting IT availability, but we have been so successful at solving this problem that we are now complacent.

Whilst this technology has proven very successful at solving steady-state problems via a Reynolds Averaged Navier Stokes approach, its utility for undertaking scale-resolving simulations of unsteady flows is less clear.

In a previous study using concept-sorting as an analysis tool, it was found that medical students who shared more concepts with experts, i.e., with 'expert-type' [or 'deep'] knowledge structure, were more likely to be successful at problem solving than students with 'novice-type' [or 'surface'] knowledge structure [ 7].

She is uncertain why during the encouragement tests the shelter dogs were more successful than the pets at solving the puzzle.

Groups of six were found to be as much as 4 times more successful than groups of two at solving the problem of removing the lid and 11 times faster at gaining access to the food.

"Whenever the union and the company have tried to solve problems, and have really worked at solving the problem, we have been able to be successful," said Thom McDaniel, the head of the Transport Workers Union Local 556 that represents the airline's flight attendants.

Organizations seek employees who are agile, adaptable and creative at solving problems -- all skills that today's students need to be successful.