Sentence examples for want of a solution from inspiring English sources

The problem is not a want of a solution.

Opinion polls have suggested consistently that a majority of Greeks want a solution and want to stay in the euro.

Whatever its considerable faults elsewhere, western imperialism is not to blame for the grotesque and incompetent communist dynasty which savagely rules North Korea, although China props it up for want of a better solution.

All of us want a solution to the traffic problems plaguing our city.

He told the Guardian: "We are working in the spirit of compromise, we want a solution, but if things don't go well you have to bear the bad scenario in mind as well.

"I just want a solution," said one of the Alawite officers.

"Unfortunately the tactics employed by the two have sometimes brought into question the willingness of both to want to find a solution at all".

"As Alberto doesn't yet fall in the plans of Liverpool, we want to find a solution so that next year the current situation will not reoccur again," Aquilani's agent Franco Zavaglia told Sportitalia.

Namely, we want to find a solution x ∗ of the mixed equilibrium problem (1.3) and x ∗ also solves the following variational inequality: x ∗ ∈ Γ, 〈 ( γ g − μ B ) x ∗, x − x ∗ 〉 ≤ 0, x ∈ Γ, (3.1).

But do people want a solution in the form of an app?

Elijah Cummings, the most senior Democrat on the committee, accused his Republican colleagues on Wednesday of not wanting a solution, saying the justice department had already provided thousands of documents.