Sentence examples for the insoluble problem from inspiring English sources

In every case, humanity and common sense made the insoluble problem just get up and go away.

He meant the rats that the Professor had driven crazy by forcing them to deal with problems which were beyond the scope of rats, the insoluble problem.

Unicorns, dragons, etc., no longer meet the full needs of representation... .. Analyzes the insoluble problem of finding acceptable emblems for Northern Ireland.

Awards shows also grapple with the insoluble problem of celebrating people who have been celebrated all year, often accompanied by personal enrichment.

Unicorns, dragons, etc., no longer meet the full needs of representation... ...... Analyzes the insoluble problem of finding acceptable emblems for Northern Ireland.

The trouble is that the Iraqi army is demoralised and far from ready.Hardest of all is the insoluble problem of Syria.

It foundered exactly on the insoluble problems of decolonization, about which it could be no wiser than its constituent parts.

But the question of how to guard against such mayhem remains one of the insoluble problems of modern western societies.

The answer to the seemingly insoluble problem lay in two weasel words—"in principle".

The principal insoluble problem comes from the disastrous decision to accelerate unification through a common currency across countries and economies that were fundamentally incompatible.

"People understand the seemingly insoluble problem that we can't produce enough housing, but now it's being joined by the fact that space for London's economic and civic life is being relentlessly squeezed out".