Sentence examples for figure out once from inspiring English sources

Let's weigh up all those factors and figure out once and for all: Who or what is killing the UK's pubs?

As the Amherst Student, the campus newspaper, reported at the time, the committee said it was time the trustees "figure out once and for all what the fraternities' role should be.

But now, with the second round of six-party talks nearing, the Americans are trying to figure out once again whether and how to deal with Kim.

I'm honored, and sincerely thankful to whomever is responsible, but if this means I have to write more posts I'm going to have to figure out once and for all how to halt time's march.

Also in "controls it took me far too long to figure out", once you've upgraded your Multi-Tool to include a projectile-based Boltcaster (useful for destroying reinforced steel doors, and those bloody sentinel drones) you need to press triangle to switch back to the mining beam.

When he talks about becoming more aware of transgender individuals, he turns self-reflective, and then slightly envious he wishes that he could figure out, once and for all, his own identity, as he imagines these folks have figured out theirs.

Now, scientists think they've figured out once and for all that a single hoaxer was responsible, not a duplicitous cabal.

Since we are children, it's been engrained in us that we'll "understand when we're older," that we will somehow miraculously have it all figured out once we're adults.

The priorities for this group include financial innovation (i.e. the role of structured products and catalytic capital from investors with more flexibility like governments, philanthropic foundations and high net worth individuals), figuring out once and for all what it means to invest with intentional impact, and cultivating public private partnerships.

"People with more education and skills will probably figure something out once the economy picks up.

He puts together a team to figure the thing out once and for all.