Sentence examples for put the problems from inspiring English sources

Did the deaths put the problems surrounding Garbage into perspective?

"When Mr. Thain got to Merrill, he started moving quickly to put the problems behind him".

In a conference call Thursday, the M.P.S. chief financial officer, Bernardo Mingrone, sought to put the problems behind the bank.

And any lengthy new delay could tax the patience of airlines and investors who thought the Chicago-based company had put the problems behind it.

Searching for an analogy to put the problems of the Police Department in perspective, his thoughts turned to the "egg case".

Little did I know that this simple act of kindness towards a distressed animal would help put the problems of homelessness in London on the map.

I put the problem out to tender.

To put the problem another way, consider this.

Poindexter, of Black Star, put the problem more bluntly.

Economist Anatole Kaletsky put the problem well at a conference earlier this week.

The president of NBC West Coast, Scott Sassa, a Japanese-American, put the problem in a nutshell.