Sentence examples for day's problems from inspiring English sources

The president, he believed, had to grab "for just enough power to get by the next day's problems".

Party leaders are expected to air Mr. Day's problems and may decide to discipline some of the eight dissidents who publicly called for his resignation last week.

If Reitman has a fault as a director, it is that the writer in him sometimes gets the better of the director; most of Labor Day's problems stem from an apparent excessive amour for his source material.

We may think we're sailing along on the smooth surface of grief's ocean because we're handling each day's problems, but underneath we're one churning mess.

When the economy was rebounding from the collapse of 2001-02, and was helped by a big rise in world prices for Argentina's farm exports, "they discovered that they could govern for ten years solving each day's problems," says Luis Alberto Romero, a historian.

Greet her with a smile and wait until much later to tell about the day's problems.

The same essay question was administered as a post-test immediately after the day's problem to measure students' learning achievement.

He has to accept at least some of the blame for Saturday's problems.

He blamed Thursday's problems on "a lot of broken bats, bloopers".

Sort it the fuck out you useless sack of shit!" Wednesday's problems followed a power failure on Tuesday which affected services run by the Southern train company.

That outage was blamed on human error, and last Thursday's problems were attributed to an overseas connection problem.