Sentence examples for absorb troubles from inspiring English sources

David Lipton, the first managing director of the IMF, warned that China's ability to absorb troubles in the global economy was shrinking.

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York created the vehicle — and financed it with a $19.5 billion loan — to absorb troubled securities sitting on the insurer's books.

Expect western financial institutions to absorb troubled Japanese banks.

But, slowly, Iris persuaded her that they could do a kind of therapy that didn't involve analysis as such, and that was, maybe, more like some Buddhist ideas - about accepting what had happened and teaching the mind to absorb its troubles.

Let nature absorb your troubles and "mulch" them back into fertile soil.

So there is little doubt that Europe has the capacity to absorb Greece's troubles.

Thus when I am absorbed in trouble-free typing, the computer and the role that it plays in my academic activity are transparent aspects of my experience.

Others say opening the door to millions of Islamic immigrants -- in addition to the millions of Muslims that Europe is already struggling to absorb -- is asking for trouble because it will set off religious and ethnic feuding and provide fodder for far-right movements.

All Hughes saw was an effective striker capable of scoring a good few goals, and if there were questions about the player's ownership, wage demands and general attitude then a club of City's size and wealth could probably absorb them without too much trouble.

That is a blow Greece would have trouble absorbing.

It is an expense the couple has had trouble absorbing.