Sentence examples for were to be solved from inspiring English sources

I will say that if and when the key problems facing our species were to be solved, then perhaps many of us in this room would be out of work (and perhaps in jail).

Even if the euro-zone crisis were to be solved tomorrow, the region's GDP would probably shrink over the coming months.America's economy is still limping along, though the summer slump in share prices and consumer confidence suggest future spending will weaken further.

I'd venture to say and again it's just a wild guess that we've created a counter-narrative to our loss in Vietnam, a culture that somehow validates small, pop-in, pop-out wars drones, incursions that can be kept to the side, along with school shootings and other outrageous incidences that would, for so many, take away too much if they were to be solved with reasonable social agreements.

The emergence of unique novel behaviours would appear to necessitate some equally unique triggering mechanism, such as entering a new niche that demanded such behaviours if the problems that niche presented were to be solved.

This problem was to be solved at one stroke.

So if market failures are to be solved, these critics argue, government is not the answer.

The more diverse the interests of the base of solvers, the more likely the problem was to be solved.

If the housing crisis is to be solved, it surely can't be by these rather New Labour methods of shipping white-collar workers into former industrial cities.

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

Considering the boundary effect, the node coverage area and its expectation value is to be solved.

This observation is critical if the Bastard Hamiltonian is to be solved numerically.