Sentence examples for it solves its own problems from inspiring English sources

The West will help the East most if it solves its own problems first.

Then, once and for all, we'll see how well the market solves its own problems.

Others say it appears GM believes it can solve its own problems without the added complexity of two partners.

Freedom within boundaries works best, however, when the work unit is self-contained, having the capability within it to solve its own problems.

And left it to solve its own problems.

This means that RBS still thinks it can solve its own problems and there is still some value to be extracted from these assets.

Because, if nothing else, the settlement has failed to solve its own problems; it had been forced to call for outside help".

Or the huge oil revenues could be seen as proof that Iraq has the resources to solve its own problems if it would only use the money.

If our goal is to provide education to equip South Sudan to solve its own problems, then it is essential that we teach the women and girls how to read.

The West held the same combination of beliefs until not long ago; but at some time during the present century most people in Europe, and many Americans, have ceased to make such a connection.If the West puts the two together again, it may have a better chance of solving its own problems.

"It is a very healthy community that really comes together and rallies around solving its own problems," Murrey says.