Sentences with phrase «need of a solution»

While the cause may not be clear, it is still a significant problem in need of a solution.

We often come across questions that shows parents are in dire need of a solution to this difficulty.

Based on the popularity of this post, it is a common problem in need of a solution.

Members feel that a major injustice has been committed and that the challenges regarding police and community relations is one in dire need of solutions.

The spectrum runs from the completely unaware («oblivious») to those in desperate need of a solution («hurting»).

Instead, there is a lot of misinterpretation, and therefore there is imminent need of a solution to this problem.

Dread, specific to his case, mounts rather quickly, beginning with a taxman's demand for $ 8,000 he doesn't have; dire straits bloom, over the course of two episodes, into something like a personal apocalypse, as a hapless loser's honest mistakes become dishonest ones and a situation in severe need of a solution quickly proves impossible to solve.

When the humans that survived the outbreak are suddenly in great need of a solution to their dwindling supply of fuel, they get the idea of starting up an old dam to provide them with power.

But I love Pixel phones, so naturally I inquired about whether the company plans to release one for the Pixel 2 XL — the other phone desperately in need of a solution here — but didn't get a firm answer on whether it's in the cards.

With flooding in the Miami metropolitan area already an urgent problem — so - called king tides rise from beneath the city through its porous limestone — along with the increased likelihood of extreme weather events due to the accelerating effects of climate change, the city is in desperate need of solutions.

Detective Ronald Plasmeyer has a problem in need of a solution: A ten thousand Euro debt to the Chinese mafia.

Our people are trained in the sales - specific skills of how to do this subtly and effectively — from the first call, we'll start to gather valuable insights on which prospects are most in need of your solution and which ones are most likely to buy.

«To that end, the state's public officer compensation policies are in need of solutions to prevent scandals and attract top - tier talent to public office.»

Much like preschool, the problem in need of solution is not the absence of universality.

And those interactions are marked by brevity, variety, fragmentation and ambiguity — meaning that the problem in need of a solution is often undefined.

Schools and districts in need of solutions to address challenges will work with CCE's field of experts to develop plans for improvement and strengthen capacity through one - on - one coaching, data - based inquiry, and professional development.

«From the earliest renderings on cave walls, man has been compelled to depict the world around him... Badlands comes at this critical time, an era when the world is more ecologically aware yet more desperately in need of solutions than ever before.»

Wouldn't such an «outspoken and confrontational» group threaten to pull its advertising over any kind of mention of the issue as a man - caused problem in need of a solution?

Verbs used to describe the response of lawyers or judges to the SRL often include words like «manage» or «survive» and others that carry similar connotations of a problem in need of a solution.

Poor layout, cramped work spaces, dated appliances and a food - prep area that doubled as a laundry were among the kitchen issues in need of solution.