Sentence examples for iron out problems from inspiring English sources
Since the financial crisis, the comptroller's office has issued nearly 20 enforcement actions against banks that had already hired consultants to help iron out problems, according to government documents.
That said, Youngs continues to develop rapidly and iron out problems with his game.
"There is an issue around not building in enough space in the timetable to iron out problems".
Mr Trichet has striven to build consensus on the rate-setting council, sometimes calling up members to iron out problems.
It's a complex procedure, so each broadcast has the luxury of two rehearsals and a private screening to iron out problems.
Mr. Chopra noted that when United Airlines and Continental merged their online reservations systems, it took weeks to iron out problems.
Essentially the posts gave him privileged access to internal networks: ironing out problems, making systems work more efficiently and, ironically, making sure they were secure.
Weapons inspectors accompanied by diplomats completed a two-day visit to an Iraqi presidential site satisfactorily today after "ironing out" problems, a senior United Nations official said.
Palm thinks adding a new cellphone operator partner -- perhaps AT&T -- could help, as might ironing out problems with Verizon, an existing partner.
On Thursday, producers Michael Cohl and Jenny Harris took to the stage at the start of the show to explain they had ironed out problems.
Bluetooth issues should be fixed with software updates but, as any iPhone owner will tell you, ironing out problems across so many different models and devices is like whack-a-mole and can be a painstakingly drawn-out process.
