Sentence examples for gets to grips with the problems from inspiring English sources

'Change you can believe in' was Barack Obama's election slogan, but there is a real risk that will turn into 'Change, but not so as you'd notice' as the President-elect gets to grips with the problems facing what is still the world's biggest economy - albeit one that's shrinking fast.

He's getting to grips with the problems in Scotland's NHS with his plan for 1,000 new nurses.

Even as growing numbers of cases within Labour's ranks have come to light, the party has failed get to grips with the problems in its processes.

The prime minister said he believed the coalition was "getting to grips" with the problems it inherited from the previous government, and was working well together.

A year in which the public services could try to get to grips with the problems they face, without any distractions.

He was incredibly slow in getting to grips with the problem.

The IRS insists it is getting to grips with the problem.

And the European commission has been slow to get to grips with the problem.

Indeed, the tragedy is that we did not take advantage of the strong growth of the boom years to get to grips with the problem.

Unsurprisingly, McCarthy believes the bank is getting to grips with the problem of corruption, announcing in the past year a cross-debarment deal with four other regional development banks.

Political opponents described the statistics as woeful, and Ms Jamieson had to admit they were disappointing and accused councils of failing to get to grips with the problem.