Examples of using To a problem in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It was the solution to a problem unsolved for over 250 years.
We're trying to  find a  solution to a problem.
But is there always just one solution to a problem?
effectively respond to a problem.
Everything God created is a  solution to a problem.
Solve(V)- find an  answer to a problem.
Where there was a  single ideological solution to a problem, there was no need to  build a  consensus,
necessary solution to a problem, those in authority do not shy away from talking openly about it.
Remind yourself constantly that the most favorable solution to a problem is at least as probable as the most unfortunate solution.
So while the old human searches for an  answer to a problem, sometimes very desperately
Marriage was just a  solution to a problem, not anything romantic
If a  customer is taking the time to  alert you to a problem(rather than keeping silent and never coming back)
Remind oneself constantly that the most favorable solution to a problem is at least as probable as the most unfortunate“solution.”.
she trusts you to  find a  solution to a problem they think is important enough to  give financially.
The concept of‘paradigm' in this context denotes the solution to a problem- more precisely, a  solution that is accepted as
I didn't feel like I was in a  salon selling imported windows when I was looking for an  answer to a problem, but that we were looking for individual options with a  team of engineers.
The solution to a problem and the correct way of posing the question are two completely separate things.
The point is that, whenever we propose a  solution to a problem, we ought to  try as hard as we can to  overthrow our solution, rather than defend it.
It has been wisely said that the proper approach to a problem is in itself half a  solution.