Sentence examples for the task of solving from inspiring English sources

… There are a couple of large trends that have made the task of solving this crisis more difficult.

"Unfortunately, since the BioPort people aren't scientists, the task of solving their problem has fallen on us," Dr. Ivins wrote in a June 2000 e-mail message.

Calm still reigns, calm and a strange willingness in the electorate to leave to politicians and constitutional lawyers the task of solving the problems of 8 May.

State television showed Nebojsa Covic, the Serbian deputy prime minister given the task of solving the crisis, touring the front line and peering through binoculars at guerrilla positions.

And, from an outsider's perspective, the internal politics of the European Union simply do not seem up to the task of solving these profound problems.

A computer scientist who saw congressional decision-making up close in 1980 found it insufficient to the task of solving big problems.

Next, the computational task of solving the PMPI problem requires investigating all possible partitions over the gene set.

This ensures that a problem has a well defined solution independently of any method for solving it, and that the task of modelling identification problems is separated from the algorithmic task of solving given problems.

Egged on by an administration desperate for some positive accomplishment to add to its dismal record, lawmakers have set themselves the impossible task of solving in a matter of days a crisis that has been years in the making and, if not handled with the utmost care, will continue to hound us for decades.

If the Republican Party discontinued its destructive efforts to undercut the administration and applied its energies to the vastly more difficult task of solving the very complicated issues the country faces, it might in the process resolve some of its own problems.

The task of efficiently solving combinatorial problems of the sort exemplified by \(\sc{TSP}\), \(\sc{INTEGER}\ \sc{PROGRAMMING}\) and \(\sc{PERFECT} \ \sc{MATCHING}\) grew in importance during the 1950s and 1960s due to their role in scientific, industrial, and clerical applications.