solved

That still isn't a rationale; that's a stated requirement, but what problem is actually solved by limiting clearances?

A lot of companies have problems they'd like solved but haven't formalized it into an open position.

Usually it's from the satisfaction of a problem solved in a reasonable amount of time under well considered constraints.

But these heuristics evolved for a reason: at least at one time, they solved more problems than they caused.

Once battery cost is solved, and it looks like it's going to be, electric cars will start to take over.

But even with those, there remains a very real and serious protein problem that's only solved by leaving the city.

On the other hand, the described changes were often very practical, solved a customer need, and were manageable to implement.

Go to a technology conference and talk about how you built the software or how you solved some particularly interesting challenge.

So many people are like you, and say that it is a solved problem.

If these problems get solved later in life, you might still have 2D vision.

This shortage can only be solved with time or immigration and until then senior developers can command considerable salaries ($250k+ all in).

It is nowadays pretty much a 'solved problem' for any remotely serious MMA fighter and that means anyone in UFC.

Not everybody has mastered BJJ defenses, and it isn't a "solved" problem set.