Sentence examples for problems to get ahead from inspiring English sources

As those markets have matured, as we've seen with others, entrepreneurs are having to solve more difficult problems to get ahead.

Businessweek examined the same problem and reports that "Apple may be trying to get ahead of the problem".

He sensed a problem it might be prudent to get ahead of: a group with 40% of its members in health services that had $170m invested in tobacco was bound to hear more about it.

That is the time to get ahead of problems that are not going away.

His failure to get ahead of the problems at AIG follows his botched unveiling of a bank-rescue plan.

The service, which will be available only to those with high-speed Internet connections, is an attempt to get ahead of piracy problems that have plagued the music industry through services like Napster and which were beginning to be felt in the film industry with newer file-swapping services.

"The council does take action, it's reactive and it has to respond to people complaining because it doesn't have the funding to get ahead of these problems at the moment, but we are doing something about that," he said.

Summarily there should be a developed response both by the city and CPD to get ahead of potential problems with rouge police.

Opportunities to get ahead of the problem have been squandered.

We are getting out on the doorsteps now trying to get ahead of the problem".

The goal now is to get ahead of the problem, Mr. Pryor said.