Sentence examples for puts the problems from inspiring English sources

That puts the problems in a more serious light.

That, and the Marseille fans' tragedy, puts the problems of Nantes and their quick-fix owner into some perspective.

It puts the problems of 2012 firmly behind us, and shows the clear benefits of a well-run franchise system".

There is one set of figures about the war in Afghanistan that puts the problems of trying to end it into their true perspective.

It was a horrorscape, a place of suffering almost beyond imagining, one that puts the problems of America's "forgotten men and women" and their "economic disenfranchisement," as well as the "rage many white working-class people feel" into perspective.

Lack puts the problem more succinctly.

Mr Jensen puts the problem graphically.

Stoppard puts the problem with exemplary clarity.

But it puts the problem of war and peace in the proper arena, and allows the potential problem-solvers in.

Dr Mary Ramsay, an immunisation expert at the agency, puts the problem down to "relatively low uptake" of the triple vaccine.

That puts the problem where it belongs: out of Big Brother's hands and into those of concerned communities.