Sentence examples for a pragmatic problem from inspiring English sources

I can say I'm a pragmatic problem solver".

This is a pragmatic problem, to which abstract theories of human rights to freedom provide no solution.

"There is no higher compliment that you can give an American than to say she's a pragmatic problem solver," he said.

Without a teleprompter or any notes, he spoke for about half an hour, casting himself as a working-class hero, a pragmatic problem solver, and, above all else, a teller of truths.

The White House is in the midst of rebranding the president as a pragmatic problem solver prepared to set aside ideology to address a compelling need (see last week's concession on ozone regulations), a reasonable man in an era dominated by extreme views.

In any case, his account of 'Latin American' and 'the Latin American' appears to point to a pragmatic problem arising from some facts about those terms' introduction into public discourse.

Note to President Obama: Klobuchar built that lead by combining a moderate liberalism with a pro-business, pro-jobs agenda and a pragmatic problem-solving approach.

Long a fiery labor union leader, Mr. Kok eventually became known as a pragmatic problem-solver who managed to juggle the interests of his three-party coalition government.

From the beginning, his campaign has oscillated between two distinct, some would say contradictory, themes: Mr. Romney as a conservative standard-bearer and Mr. Romney as a pragmatic problem-solving businessman.

But Mr. Christie is considerably fresher and has had fewer opportunities to get himself in trouble, and therefore might have more flexibility in how he positions himself: as a plucky, authentic outsider to rank-and-file Republican voters, as a pragmatic problem-solver to independents — but as an electable, pro-business (and anti-union) conservative to party elites.

The re-emphasis of the managerial argument that many originally thought could make Mr. Romney president — his experience as a pragmatic problem-solving businessman — jibes with the campaign's closing strategy in Iowa, whose caucuses are Jan . 3 and New Hampshire, whose primaries are five days later.