Sentence examples for word solution from inspiring English sources
Just as the computer industry has shifted from selling boxes to selling a complete package of software, hardware and systems integration, collectively known by that dread word "solution", so telecoms firms must follow suit.
I put the word "solution" in quotation marks because I'm confident that the coin gambit would have solved exactly none of the problems that its supporters claimed it was designed to address.
Although the word solution is commonly applied to the liquid state of matter, solutions of solids and gases are also possible; brass, for example, is a solution of copper and zinc, and air is a solution primarily of oxygen and nitrogen with a few other gases present in relatively small amounts.
In an ideal word, solutions would be tailored to the immense diversity of waste.
But if Nadal, the French Open champion, can find, in his own word, "solutions" and stop his five-match losing streak against Djokovic, he and Djokovic will each have two major titles this year with potential duels to come at the ATP World Tour Finals in London and in the Davis Cup final.
And yet, faced with a $20 billion deficit, strained state services and regular legislative paralysis, voters in California are now set to consider a single-word solution to help ease some of the state's money troubles: legalize.
In other words, solutions with low ppm chloride result in high impedance values in this plot.
Would they trust in one-word solutions for global warming, our financial mess, or war and peace?
In one word, the solution of ({P R}_{n,n}) problem (4.15) possesses the real degree (2(n+ell+1)).
In addressing the opening of the council, he "exhorted the Bishops to unanimity and concord" and called on them to follow the Holy Scriptures with: "Let, then, all contentious disputation be discarded; and let us seek in the divinely-inspired word the solution of the questions at issue".
In Lord Milton's words, the solution to the Highlanders' support for the Jacobite pretender to the throne lay in "extirpateing their barbarity with their chief marks of distinction, their language and dress".
