Sentence examples for lets problems from inspiring English sources

In "My Door Is Always Open" — a song that With describes as "a painful and ultimately redemptive duet between upper-level management and an employee that climaxes in a glorious harmony" — Mason laments a hierarchical culture that lets "problems fester".

But the magazine hasn't let problems such as this hold it back.

For every £1 spent on EI many more are saved from not letting problems develop.

But the cost of letting problems fester is now even greater than the cost of curing them.

Among them: "Say what you feel," "Don't let problems simmer," and "If you make a mess, clean it up".

Half a century of navigating New York's housing laws has toughened Mr. Retter, and he does not let problems like this one annoy him.

The moral of this story is that the UK seems to be letting problems pile up rather than deal with them.

The puppet reminds Hartz of what can happen when you let problems get out of hand.

"Conflicts need to be addressed sooner rather than later to avoid letting problems affect morale and productivity," says Hoekstra.

I began letting problems work themselves out.

Imperfect deals often get improved over time, whereas failure to deal often means letting problems fester for years and years.