Sentence examples for he met the problem from inspiring English sources

He met the problem head on: he coöperated fully with the authorities and informed on all his old associates, including his lawyers and his former wife Rosemary, who had gone underground.

Why leave it at a penny?" When David Turnbull presented two $1 bills for coffee at the Starbucks on Astor Place, he met the same problem.

"We've met the problem, and it's us".

But in the end, Eugene Declercq, a Boston University professor whom you quote, is right: "We've met the problem, and it's us".

In the 18th and 19th centuries, most encyclopaedias that lasted long enough to require revision met the problem by preparing a new edition or by issuing supplements.

"Time Out of Mind" met the problem head-on, with sweeping, cinematic songs like "Tryin' to Get to Heaven" and "Not Dark Yet".

The church in writer's area did not meet the problem directly.

July 4 passed without greetings from Russia, and we didn't have to meet the problem.

4th passed without greetings from Russia, and we didnt have to meet the problem.

An alternative social and democratic Europe "from below" meets the problem of the absence of a subject fighting for it.

Suggestions have been made for meeting the problem of acidity of the river water.