Sentence examples for Solve troubles from inspiring English sources

She told the Guardian's politics weekly podcast that she would solve "troubles at the top of the party".

"There are still feelings to use the yakuza to solve troubles," said Daisuke Harada, head of the organized-crime section of the Fukuoka police.

"We can't expect to solve trouble by investing in infrastructure every time.

Work continues on fixing the tail-hook system on the Navy variant, which must take off and land on carriers, as well as solving troubles with the helmet and the night-vision system.

We've got the technical chops to solve our troubles.

Doctors tend to believe capping damages on malpractice awards would solve their troubles.

Liddiard is convinced more immigration will solve the troubles of Australia and carry the country forwards.

Trump liked the idea and offered Schwartz the job, which he took to solve money troubles.

But it works — and suggests what it will take to solve the troubles of U.S. health care more broadly.

The New Yorker, November 3 , 1928P. 17 Motor Oil under the wheels and two husky truck drivers solve parking troubles for lady.

For nearly a year, the city's Economic Development Corporation has been meeting with garment makers and their landlords, discussing ways to solve these troubles.