Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• In neighbouring areas, the problem was solved by means of small
• Then, the problem was solved, thanks to our efficient Quaestor over there.
• scale works.
• So we've confirmed that the problem is this mutated virus.
• I left there thinking that the problem was solved.
• I suddenly saw very clearly that the problem was more profound.
• The problem was solved in less than a day. Arup believes that the culture of helpfulness is central to their success.
• It was concluded that the problem was there wasn't good enough Public Relations.

• I feel that the problem has been swept under the carpet, that nothing has been solved and that there is really nothing of which to be proud.
• As an observer, you know that the problem has not been solved.
• This makes us aware that the problem of terrorism in Europe has not yet been solved.
• I do not feel that the problem has been solved, because it is true that since there is demand, there will always be a potential for trade and payments.
• Although the Commission has attempted to find a remedy, the problem has so far not been solved at all.
• Although, according to the official record, few porpoises were killed by recreational fishing on the coast of Flanders during this period, it should not automatically be deduced from this that the problem has now been solved by the measures which Flanders has taken.
• I have yet to hear, however, that tobacco consumption in the British Isles is much lower than in the other Member States as a result, let alone that the problem has been solved.
• Any reasonable person knows that the problems of the Middle East would never have been solved at Durban.