Unsolved used in a sentence

Unsolved in a sentence as an adjective

There are lots of people getting charged for unsolved crimes they have no connection to.

They are: commercial success; long-felt but unsolved needs; and failure of others.

At the end of the day, the questions that were hard to answer were still unsolved, and the gray ethical areas were still gray.

Most robberies are unsolved because we lack the manpower to chase every lead!!

This remains a massive unsolved problem in the gaming industry.

We shouldn't daydream of a day when those problems get artificially unsolved so we can have another shot at them.

Nobody knows for sure why. Conscious awareness is one of the biggest unsolved mysteries of neuroscience.

Solving a problem of long standing is a bigger achievement than solving a problem that is unsolved mostly just because no one has found it worthwhile to solve it.

If in the course of a lecture I stated an unsolved problem, the chances were he'd come to me at the end of the lecture with the complete solution scribbled on a slip of paper.

On the one hand you have a police officer tasked with the hard and often thankless job of enforcing the law, investigating unsolved crimes, meticulously sorting through evidence, walking a beat, etc, etc.

Since reuse-in-the-large is still an unsolved problem, a thing that falls out of using different libraries and composing yourself is that you lose the community's bounty of components that work with your particular system composition.

In the USA, states and the federal government keep DNA indexes of suspects and unsolved crimes, and share information through a computer system maintained by the FBI."Guilt by the Numbers: How fuzzy is the math that makes DNA evidence look so compelling to jurors?

As Scalia said in dissent in the recent DNA swab ruling,"Solving unsolved crimes is a noble objective but it occupies a lower place in the American pantheon of noble objectives than the protection of our people from suspicionless law-enforcement searches.

"increasing the technical challenge while creating a product does not increase the chance for more sales"This is true to a point, but if your strongest suite is your raw technical ability then it may be best for you to pursue problems that have remained unsolved because of technical challenges that have put others off.

The reason for the effectiveness of the SEI has incited a lot of research interest in the past decade but remains an unsolved mystery, although it is generally believed that EC undergoes a reduction process on the carbonaceous anode via a similar path to that shown in Scheme 1.

Anecdotal evidence: I have talked to employees at various big data platform/software companies, and though they have a wide ranging opinions on stream processing, Hadoop, Spark, etc., they all agree data cleaning is a huge pain/deal-slowing/-killing nemesis/unsolved problem that their employers semi-solve with increasing Sales Engineer headcounts.