Sentence examples for whose solutions from inspiring English sources

These are equations whose solutions must be whole numbers.

Puzzles are set whose solutions a playful author has already envisaged.

Globalization is rapidly expanding problems whose solutions require coordinated responses from several countries working together.

But in documents there are mysteries whose solutions can actually lead to happy endings — to beliefs restored, manuscripts authenticated, reputations redeemed.

A10 The repair work, like so much about the extraordinary relief effort across Asia, has been distinguished by unpredictable, often frustrating problems whose solutions require imaginative improvisational skills.

Nato, a military alliance, has been a given a formidable task – preventing Afghanistan from re-emerging as a terrorist den – whose solutions are primarily non-military.

Their reserve may be a tacit admission that the transition to digital television remains plagued with problems whose solutions are not in immediate sight.

"Uganda offers several unique research challenges and problems whose solutions can actually have a greater marginal benefit than, say, solutions to problems in Europe," he said.

Although Euclid solves more than 100 construction problems in the Elements, many more were posed whose solutions required more than just compass and straightedge.

whose solutions are called biregular functions.

whose solutions correspond to the equilibrium of the system (1.2).