Sentence examples for fixing the troubles from inspiring English sources
And if Obama was really serious about fixing the troubles facing black men, from childhood all the way through to a crime crisis later in life, he would advance policies that reward responsible behavior, not more out-of-wedlock births.
Apple is hoping that software can fix the troubles.
It was suspended this fall because of design flaws found in the cable locks it distributed, said Bob Delfay, the foundation's president, and started up again today after the manufacturer fixed the trouble.
The doctor performed 10 "burns" to fix the trouble spot on her heart; he'd never done more than five on any patient.
Trouble-shooters fixed the problem by early afternoon, but the shutdown caused major disruptions.
If Greece is to get itself out of trouble, fixing the public finances is only the beginning.
As the incoming Obama administration decides how to fix the economy, the troubles of the banking system have become particularly vexing.
Somebody will mention the latest trade rumor, the latest name bound to fix the Yankees' troubled bullpen.
Because EPA already has analysis in hand showing huge benefits over costs, the agency should have little trouble quickly fixing the MATS rule -- well within President Obama's term.
Dr. Garza hopes some high-tech ingenuity can help fix the salmon's troubles.
