Sentence examples for does not sort out from inspiring English sources

Claiming that if America does not sort out the flaws in its financial system it could turn out like Argentina looks like a stretch.

The UK is facing an "absolute catastrophe" if it does not sort out a "frictionless and seamless" border at Dover and other ports, the shipping industry has warned.

Still, the study has weaknesses: it does not sort out the cholesterol-lowering effects of these drugs from any other effects they may have, and it provides no suggestion about possible mechanisms of the effect.

But this does not sort out the root of the problem, in that this is a policy that deserves to be consigned to the rubbish bin.

"That doesn't sort out frivolous from nonfrivolous cases," he said.

Now it's over to the governments.' " But Mr. Diebel added: "This doesn't sort out the real, underlying problems in the euro zone".

While the movie doesn't sort out its characters' histories as carefully as it might, it takes huge risks, including staging its characters' fantasies in candy-colored, costumed musical sequences.

She remains blind in one eye, without the use of her left arm and managing a two-centimetre discrepancy in leg length –nothing an insole doesn't sort out, she says – but those hips allow her legs to pound the aqua, and if she had to, she would kick her way across the Atlantic to take her place on the Brazilian blocks.

"If a club is cash-strapped, its problems won't be solved if it doesn't sort out its business model".

Blanz gives us an absurd look at a world taken to extremes, but if somebody doesn't sort out those flying cars, this could be our future.

Both are in danger if we do not sort out the finances of the Royal Mail," he said.