Sentence examples for to solve which from inspiring English sources

A simple problem, then, but an incredibly complex one to solve – which is precisely what Lord Coe must now do.

MONDAY'S PUZZLE — A pleasure and a breeze to solve, which is what a Monday New York Times puzzle should be, right?

These were problems that the laboratories of science-driven companies had mostly failed to solve,  which is why they turned to InnoCentive.

But first, I'd like to start with where we are now and the problem we're currently trying to use austerity to solve, which is debt.

Gwynnie's murder presents Arly with a real crime to solve, which she does with her usual dose of sardonic wit, but not before giving her outlandish neighbors their moment to strut and fret upon the Internet.

A. One of the nightmares is that you might introduce something that will create more problems than you're going to solve, which has happened in some situations and has given the field of biological control some black eyes.

Hence, when we equate, when producing the estimate, this is equivalent to solving, which can be expressed as so that the solution of the estimating equation also satisfies Q = E(Q), the estimating equation prior to transforming the data.

Every week during the academic year, students are provided with a challenge or problem to be solved, which is adapted (a) to their curriculum, (b) to their educational level and (c) to cancer prevention.

subject to (14b). is to be solved, which delivers and via (1) also.

However, to determine these two values, two (mathcal {NP} -hard problems would have to be solved, which is entirely impractical.

But it was their air of a mystery about to be solved which was their strength.