Sentence examples for suddenly solve from inspiring English sources

"However, a successful debt swap and subsequent approval of the €130bn bailout do not suddenly solve the Greek debt crisis.

Mere legal mandates aren't going to suddenly solve these problems, nor will they end the Argentinian love affair with the dollar.

The 22 runs did not suddenly solve their defensive troubles; second baseman Chuck Knoblauch, in fact, was replaced in the seventh inning.

Their ostensibly favorable schedule notwithstanding, the Jets have done little over the last two weeks to inspire belief that they can suddenly solve the team-wide inconsistencies that have plagued them, to an extent, all season.

"Pulling out of the EU is not the silver bullet that suddenly solves all our immigration problems".

But research papers that describe the dynamic are peppered with examples — Burundi, Nepal, the Philippines, Northern Ireland — that seemed unsolvable until they were suddenly solved.

(Are there no other lawyers in Chicago who actually try cases?) It was interesting and well scripted, I thought, though it disappeared for long stretches — there's just too much Lockhart Gardner busyness to get through at the moment — and when it was suddenly solved, I couldn't have been the only one who thought, Duh!

They are working hard now to sell their plan for more investment, jobs, services and security to local leaders of both sides in Mitrovica, especially to the traumatized Serbs who see the town as their last stand in Kosovo, as well as to Washington and London, which "want Mitrovica suddenly solved yesterday," as one senior United Nations official said.

With every new link, names and faces rise up from the digital deep, and all-but forgotten crimes are suddenly solved.

Suddenly, Lotz solved the puzzle of his life.

Georgia, nearly dormant until early in the fourth, suddenly began solving Florida's defense.