Sentence examples for unresolvable problem from inspiring English sources

But they immediately see the unresolvable problem: two turtles and only one hat.

The real purpose of these, as Ian Arthurson has argued in his book on Warbeck, was to resolve the "unresolvable problem" of Henry's own right of succession.

The argument between the Scarecrow and the Tin Woodman on the relative importance of head and heart, for example, echoes Plato's dialogue "Charmides": instead of resolving this unresolvable problem, Baum wisely offers a compromise in which the Scarecrow and Tin Woodman vow, at the end of "The Marvelous Land of Oz," never to part.

He is trying to muddle through a mess of unresolvable problems, most of which are the consequence of the Arab spring".

They see potential everywhere and, without a demand for justified ideas and immediate work, they're able to create freely, new and inventive ideas are able to take shape and solutions to previously unresolvable problems are found.

Under Granik's watch, seemingly unresolvable problems with regard to mending fences, unraveling "red-tape," and creating consensus for the betterment of the overall game of basketball became everyday by-products of a career built on creating goodwill, strong relationships and dealing with people as one would like to be dealt with during a negotiation.

In overloaded scenarios, the weight matrix calculated by the MMSE algorithm becomes a singular matrix, which will lead to a theoretically unresolvable detection problem.

And to that complication must be added the treacherous and unresolved (unresolvable?) question of analytic "reality".

In the Indian context, FOSS-based social innovations (SIs) introduced by SEs are helping poor communities tackle previously thought-to-be unresolvable socio-economic problems.

It is an unresolvable but perennially provocative problem.

In sentimental fiction, we encounter righteous solutions to problems that feel unresolvable in real life.