Sentence examples for problems to hide from inspiring English sources

In the case of Ms. Lawrence, there aren't any discernible figure problems to hide.

Yet the economy was a hard problem to hide.

It is easy for an addiction problem to hide within groups of friends who go out regularly, party hard and take drugs for fun.

I think that for a number of years we have been shining a light on this problem, and it's harder for the problem to hide in the shadows if you're shining a light on it.

In fact, it's a perfect opportunity for that problem to hide in a more sneaky form.

In Europe, in the 21st century, it is better to find a political solution to a political problem than to hide behind legal arguments and threats.

Third, micromanagers are quick to affix personal blame when problems arise, leading subordinates to hide problems rather than honestly discuss how to surmount them, as Graham did with Brady.

KII Auxiliary Nurse Midwife The above quote illustrates the vicious cycle described by respondents, in which negative attitudes towards mental illness exacerbate problems by forcing sufferers to hide their problems (thus reducing their ability to seek help) and magnifying existing problems (especially if problems relate to depression or social isolation).

Team members who fear they'll be punished for past problems may try to hide them rather than help find better ways of handling them in the future.

Yet, try as the government might to preserve that isolation — for the past two years it has banned foreign journalists from the province, granting only very occasional permits — the extent of the problems is impossible to hide.

In another echo of Villas-Boas' Chelsea problems, he tried to hide his lack of natural authority with cruelty towards a fringe player, forcing out Hanno Balitsch in January.