Sentence examples for supposed solutions from inspiring English sources

Technological advances are increasingly delivering supposed solutions to all manner of social and economic problems.

The example of Spain calls into question the accepted narrative of this crisis, both in terms of its causes and its supposed solutions.

Before its introduction, supposed solutions for limp-dick were crude at best and eye-watering at worst.

But skeptics are fair to question the efficacy of these supposed solutions, considering that by 2022 Pakistan is expected to run out of water, a considerable amount of which is needed to operate hydropower as well as nuclear power plants.

Washington's attachment -- financial, tactical, and strategic -- to the U.S. military and its supposed solutions to more or less all problems in what used to be called "foreign policy" should by now be categorized as addictive.

There is little evidence to support such a statement; in fact, the supposed solutions proffered and their modes of delivery have contributed to the weakening of malaria control programs and the global increase in malaria.

The supposed solution had made the problem worse.

The supposed solution, austerity, is softly killing Spain's economy and it will provoke rather than help avoid a bailout.

The organisers of the 1994 Shell Caribbean Cup were wise to this but, alas, did not notice the problem with their supposed solution until it was too late.

Diodorus, a generation later, can be seen taking up this supposed solution to the Zenonian paradox and showing that it itself in fact generates a new motion paradox, the first of his four.

On the contrary, this supposed solution may fan the flames".