Sentence examples for iron out difficulties from inspiring English sources
But clearly everyone would make changes to iron out difficulties and to have an easy, successful life.
And he became something of an unofficial problem solver, helping iron out difficulties between workers and often staying late to make sure everything was under control.
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.
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.
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.
"As our ties with the Saudis are strained, in fact we have no ties, our relationship with Iran is hostile; we have peaceful ties with Egypt but it is undergoing difficult changes — it is our priority to iron out the difficulties with Turkey".
There are a few other kinks to iron out.
First, iron out the tax picture immediately.
(Opt3) Biggest positive for us has been the ECLO irons out difficulties in liaising with different agencies and informing the patients about the benefits and the sources of help they can get.
As an accumulation of iron within microsomes represents a flux of iron out of the cytosol, this suggests that dZip13 transports iron out of the cell.
