He solved all the problems.

Tom solved all the problems.

These problems are all solvable.

These are all very important issues.

Have you solved all the problems yet?

I'm the one who caused all the problems.

Who's causing all the problems?

Mountains remain to be climbed.

All these methods have their problems.

He has not solved all of these problems.

Science does not solve all the problems of life.

That's the answer to all my problems.

I hope this solves all your problems.

I hope this solves all your problems.

You're the one causing all the trouble.

Tom is the one causing all the problems.

Tom caused all these problems.

An economic slowdown will exacerbate all our financial problems.

Clearly, the French yes did not solve everything.

In 1999, everyone was afraid of the Y2K bug.

All problems come back to transportation for me.

This scheme wouldn t solve all of Asia s problems.

Solving the cocaine problem is a shared responsibility.

To be sure, the tax would not solve all of Russia's problems.

Yet, even in Egypt, the challenges are enormous.

A fundamental issue that's not being addressed.

And all the security issues they cause us.

Russia faces serious and intensifying financial problems.

All big cities have traffic problems.

Death solves all problems no man, no problem.

Science can't solve all of life's problems.

Others suggest that even if some fundamental issues remain outstanding they are essentially abstractions, irrelevant to human aspirations.

They claim that all the fundamental issues are understood that all the great questions are answered.

We believed that economic development would solve all our problems.

Environmental and water problems were mounting.

We actually put an expiry date on all our childhood problems.

But where the problem affects much else, and where the region is close to home, we should have a policy that consists of more than waiting to agree with whatever America decides that its policy should be, as, for example, in the Middle East.

The NTC may not be able to solve all of Libya s problems.

The idea is that the US government will serve as buyer of last resort for the junk debt that the private sector has not been able to price.

No, yet they reflect part of the cultural problem of the West.

So if we get that through, then Mark will solve these problems. Thanks Chris.

Security concerns increasingly implicate foreign and domestic policies simultaneously.

We do not require a policy on every problem and every place.

Who, exactly, does the Treasury plan to employ to figure all this out?

Despite these traditions and social conventions, Egyptians continue to dance.