Sentence examples for bottom of problems from inspiring English sources

That reflects a BBC – for all the brilliant programmes – that has too inward looking a culture, too few executives with outside experience and too many people who think it is more important to keep off other people's turf rather than get to the bottom of problems.

Dan Sabbagh, Guardian's head of media and technology: "[The report] reflects a BBC - for all the brilliant programmes - that has too inward looking a culture, too few executives with outside experience and too many people who think it is more important to keep off other people's turf rather than get to the bottom of problems".

He really wants to get to the bottom of their problems.

Others say the department routinely fails to get to the bottom of the problems on the factory floor.

And yet I'm sure the psychiatrist is right and it would help to get to the bottom of my problems.

"The Turnbull government refuses to face the reality that only a full-blown commission, with coercive powers to compel witnesses and evidence, can get to the bottom of cultural problems in the financial sector," he said.

Experts say it is crucial for families to have one assertive key worker who can get to the bottom of the problems they face and co-ordinate support from other providers.

What is important now is the inquiries are already working, looking at these allegations and can continue to do so and get to the bottom of these problems," Miller told BBC News.

I made a commitment last summer that I would do everything I could to get to the bottom of our problems and make this Company an example to Fleet Street of ethical journalism.

At her first board meeting of the authority this summer, Ms. Williams made it clear that she would not waste time getting to the bottom of the problems that plague the railroad and announced that she was hiring a consultant, Donald Nelson, a former president of Metro-North Railroad.

"The Presidential Commission on Election Administration can help get to the bottom of the problems that made it very difficult for some voters to cast their ballot in the last election," Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, said in a statement after the president's announcement.