Sentence examples for clean up the problem from inspiring English sources

Then again, a mop sauce might clean up the problem entirely.

The hotel management are forced to call in the Ghostbusters to clean up the problem.

Unless China comes up with a "clear master plan" to clean up the problem, the credit outlook for Chinese banks could turn negative, Moody's said.

"If you fail to clean up the problem and take aggressive action, you are going to have years and years of stagnation as Japan did," he said.

Under Mr. Hills's tenure at the S.E.C. in the mid-1970s, the agency undertook to clean up the problem of corporations' paying bribes overseas.

Critics of the SEC have said simply enforcing the existing rules that a short-seller locate shares or have reasonable belief he can locate them to borrow before actually selling them short would clean up the problem.

"If you are not monitoring the problems, you are not forced to clean up the problems".

The premier, Jim Prentice, a former federal cabinet minister, had been recruited to quietly clean up the problems left by the previous leader.

"He's the best one to clean up the problems left by the Nationalists, and as mayor he did a pretty good job".

"This is a very important moment in trying to clean up the problems that we tried to address," Mr. Gephardt said in an interview this evening.

Once secure dry land, once he got into power, Pell apparently looked around and decided to clean up the problems of which he had previously been unaware.