Sentence examples for getting to grips with the problem from inspiring English sources

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

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

Over the past two years Houston has been getting to grips with the problem, as one of the first members of a coalition called Cities Changing Diabetes.

The authorities argue that the cases coming before the courts in the US and China show that they are getting to grips with the problem.

But there are signs that the IRB which is proud that the Rugby World Cup is, apparently, the world's third-largest sporting event in audience terms is now getting to grips with the problem.

Such language is a sign of growing concern within the government that it is looking out of touch with female voters and that those close to Cameron are not getting to grips with the problem.

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

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.

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.

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.