Sentence examples for thought a solution from inspiring English sources

Bettman called the meeting constructive and said he thought a solution could be found "very soon".

Had we succeeded in 2000, when I thought a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was possible, the plans for the attack would undoubtedly have been accelerated, not stopped.

The status of Syria's Kurds will be one of the major question marks for any deal to resolve, although O'Hanlon said he thought a solution could be found.

Heaven — because it comes next and is not now — is, as so often in religious thought, a solution that merely creates another problem.

"I think a solution will be found," Mr. Anderson-Winchell said.

Mr Bédier, the ex-mayor of Mantes-la-Jolie, thinks a solution could be found.

Spend any time reading about the country's electrical infrastructure, and you might think a solution is around the corner.

But he still thinks a solution more like the one adopted by the BBC in relation to the nations and regions would have been "more satisfying".

Scottish Rugby chief executive Mark Dodson thinks a solution will be found to ensure Scottish clubs take part in European competition next season.

But he had thought of a solution.

Always pragmatic though, Hulskes thought of a solution.