Sentence examples for truly solve the problem from inspiring English sources
"It's going to make it difficult for him to truly solve the problem if he can't admit that there was a problem".
While antivirus companies might catch some, he says, only an international treaty that would ban militaries and spy agencies from making viruses will truly solve the problem.
Still, the only way to truly solve the problem, she suggested, is to put children and their parents into the same room and teach them both how to behave.
Doris Meissner, a fellow at the Migration Policy Institute and an immigration commissioner in the Clinton administration, said the number of border guards, no matter how high or which agency they belonged to, would never truly solve the problem of illegal immigration.
Last month, Mr. Bing proposed cutting 1,000 city jobs and getting concessions from other workers, but some City Council members said the cuts needed to go far deeper — with twice as many layoffs, for instance — to truly solve the problem.
And although improving the numbers is a necessary start, it is not enough to truly solve the problem.
The result is a "Regina" of sporadic inspiration and originality -- an opera that at moments truly solves the problems it addresses, but an opera halted and interrupted by holes and longueurs.
But to truly solve the liquidity problem, there needs to be a transparent and trustworthy platform for secondary trading, and one that can work across borders.
With ETS, we have at least invented a set of brakes for the juggernaut of our rising carbon emissions - they are complicated and we're not sure if they will work but we can at least continue testing them and hit them hard as and when the global political will is found to truly solve this problem.
"Once people understand, they truly want to help solve the problem and improve the travelers experience.
In an op-ed from Sept. 22, 2007 Reese writes in the Salt Lake Tribune: "The good news is that a new commitment and concensus are emerging to truly solve this problem.
