Sentence examples for answer to dealing with from inspiring English sources

"There's an answer to dealing with this and that's to stop burning fossil fuels," Butler said.

Rowland's answer to dealing with his sudden success was to retreat into himself and – to quote the opening line of his band's debut album – burn it down once more.

And deploying drones to strike al-Qaeda militants will not be the answer to dealing with radical militants in the Mediterranean.

It's a bleak picture indeed and, while on-campus counseling is important, it would seem it's not the answer to dealing with a student suicide problem.

The obvious answer to deal with these issues would be a depreciation of the exchange rate.

"And we haven't found an adequate journalistic answer to deal with global issues".

The plans to kickstart an investment bonanza are the new European commission's proposed answer to deal with the after-effects of the financial crisis, to re-balance years of German-led austerity, to try to redress the prospects of minimal growth, deflation, stagnation, and stubbornly high unemployment.

"Ultimately, though, there is no one easy answer to deal with this issue," Gibbons said. .

My gut reaction says the answer to deal with the gropers, egos, arrogance, men in the streets to inside the boardroom is to simply be tough.

The complexity of the arrangements agreed for each of the debates is reflected in a detailed list, covering everything from the make-up of the audience and time limits on answers to dealing with topical stories and ensuring the three leaders finish by shaking hands.

"We see consolidation as one of the only answers to deal with the overcapacity," Mr. Fossey, the London consultant, said.