Sentence examples for bury the problem from inspiring English sources

NASA's solution, as usual, was to bury the problem in experts.

You bury the problem under the carpet, and it will grow until there is an explosion.

And a series of high-profile cases with big prison sentences could spread fear and serve to bury the problem even deeper underground.

"That is burying the problem".

Rather than just burying the problem, it may be time to start burying the waste.

While the current hearings have been presented as a bipartisan effort, Senator Wayne R. Bryant, a Camden Democrat, accused the Republicans of burying the problem until they had seated Mr. Verniero on the Supreme Court.

The police have applied their kneejerk response, deploying their historically failed power of "stop and search", without the need for "reasonable suspicion", which is more likely to lead to alienation than arrest, probably at best temporarily burying the problem underground.

According to him, pushing pedophiles off Twitter and other social media sites just buries the problem, "pushing it to where we can't watch what's going on".

In "Creatures," I chose to hold back some of the information not in order to ramp up a reader's expectation or curiosity, but to reflect how the main character, James, has tried to bury the central problem of his life.

"If Lee and Aso think they can bury the historical problems under the carpet of the economy, they will soon find they are wrong," said Kang Joo-hye, secretary general at the Korean Council for the Women Drafted for Military Sexual Slavery by Japan.

"Rather than fix the problems at Refco, the T.H.L. defendants made a conscious choice to bury those problems," the suit stated, adding that they "operated Refco with a singular goal of getting a payday for themselves as quickly as possible".