Sentence examples for getting rid of a problem from inspiring English sources

Mary Jo McGrath, a Californian lawyer, says that "getting rid of a problem teacher can make the O.J. [Simpson] trial look like a cakewalk".

"You get rid of a problem and gain a possibility".

In CBT, you're just trying to get rid of a problem.

When you get rid of a problem or a bad habit, you will be left with free time.

But sometimes, it takes waiting for that line to be crossed to be able to get rid of a problem.

Pakistan's military government has been attempting to get rid of a problem it believes has grown out of control.

Outsourcing, at least in the IT world, is almost always a way to get rid of a problem a company hasn't been able to solve itself.

"Selling DKNY is a way to get rid of a problem at a time when the market is tough and luxury companies would be right to show less leniency with underperforming businesses," said Luca Solca, an analyst at Exane BNP Paribas.

I'd like us to first get rid of a problem called the Civic Platform together, and then we can compete", Law and Justice MP Adam Hoffman said in a recent interview.

As a young man Ousby had quoted Martin Luther King approvingly: "You can never get rid of a problem as long as you hide the problem". In private life, like many or most of us, he probably failed to live up to that; in his writing, he triumphantly exemplified its message.

What may bring Christie down is his own sense that his importance — to the state, the nation, the solar system — is such that he can get rid of a problem just by saying that certain people aren't really his friends.