Sentence examples for the need to solve from inspiring English sources

The need to solve the Islamic problem is crucial to the future of Indonesia.

He is right about the need to solve the big problems.

But both take as a starting point the need to solve the conundrum posed by higher and higher welfare spending.

"The most important challenge is to build a political consensus around the need to solve this problem," Mr. Obama said.

It separates out the nuclear motion and leaves untouched the need to solve the Schrödinger equation for several (and perhaps tens of thousands) of electrons.

Freud went this route in his study of Leonardo: his illegitimacy, the need to solve the mystery of his paternity, was what propelled his artistic and intellectual genius.

For the taste of many here the bridge is ostentatious enough, especially given that it all started with the need to solve a transportation problem.

More importantly, the need to solve all the underlying issues has become increasingly urgent given the cumulative impact of unrest on our NHS.

He added: "This deal just postpones the inevitable, the need to solve our growing debt crisis and help the 23 million Americans who can't find the work they need".

But even as the demand for new planes bounces back from the recession, both are finding themselves hamstrung by the need to solve their production problems, Mr. Aboulafia said.

"While I personally do not agree with all of their conclusions," he said, "I believe that we share a common concern for the need to solve the serious problems that plague our country".