Sentence examples similar to iron out a difficulty from inspiring English sources

Contact the seller and iron out a price.

Iron out a price and fill out the appropriate paperwork for your new full-size sedan.

Amanda Urban, another agent, said she found that increasingly an agent's role was "to serve a book down the line" to iron out any difficulties that might arise.

Talks on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) began in the summer of 2013 with officials in Washington and Brussels confident they could iron out any difficulties by the time American voters decide on who should succeed Barack Obama as president in November this year.

I see it very much as my job, my role, to make sure that I try to iron out those difficulties so it becomes a force wholly for good.

Ironing out the difficulties can be daunting.

HAVANA — Following a day of meetings with Cuban officials to iron out the difficulties and formalities of restoring diplomatic relations, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Roberta Jacobson spent Friday hearing from the other side.

He was also active as a teacher, helping top professional trumpeters such as Kenny Baker and Derek Watkins to iron out technical difficulties, also assisting Digby Fairweather and Alan Elsdon along the way.

Regardless of opposition from their worried mothers, the boys train themselves to be the best in an upcoming parkour event in Beijing while managing to iron out additional difficulties.

Last fall, to iron out bureaucratic difficulties for South Korean and foreign investors, South Korea opened its first government office in the North.

Mariella Frostrup will dispense well-thought out advice with a welcome undertow of moral stringency, but she will not actually come and stay in your house to iron out the difficulties you're having with your mother-in-law's persistent early-morning phone calls.