Sentence examples for would be to solve from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron has hitherto argued that the main job of a Tory government would be to solve the country's social problems.

This talk traces conflicting 19th-century visions of what it would be to solve, or better to understand, polynomial equations and finds the forgotten role of Felix Klein in promoting Galois's ideas in Germany and America.

An obvious approach would be to solve the boundary value problem for the conductors with the CSB; here a model is presented that avoids the solutions of the complete boundary value problem and results in solving a set of linear algebraic equations.

German foreign policy, as I said before, had reached a certain stage, that is, Germany had regained prestige in the eyes of the world, and the future task would be to solve in some way or other the important and vital problems created in Europe by the Versailles Treaty.

One possibility would be to solve the corresponding Fokker Planck equation, which is a six-dimensional nonlinear PDE.

The logical solution would be to solve the problem using software and hardware tools (see "Clogged pipes. Clogged Wallets ")– however rudimentary they might be now.

During their press briefing, they stressed how important the setting up of new apprenticeships would be to solving the country's current unemployment crisis.

"If we did find dark matter, then we'd have done would be to solved one of nature's best kept secrets.

One of the biggest reasons for merging payments and ID though would not be to solve existing issues.

Just look at the current political debate to see how hard this problem would be to truly solve.

How Hard A Problem Would This Be To Solve?. Kay, P. (2009).