Sentence examples for really figured out how to from inspiring English sources

Washington has never really figured out how to disentangle itself from wars, even "good" ones.

He's really figured out how to get hitters out with his cutter and can throw it for strikes.

Nobody, Henderson said, has really figured out how to create a system that consistently and equitably educates the neediest children.

He said that no one had really figured out how to conduct meaningful and pleasant conversations online, but that he wanted to try to solve that difficult problem.

Journalism today is dying because no one has really figured out how to financially support it in a winner-take-all capitalist system.

"The footage has gotten more exciting and networks like Discovery and Animal Planet have really figured out how to generate ratings".

"We've got to really figure out how to deal with the attack on pensions," Mr. Saunders said.

I got hurt, and I had time to step back and really figure out how to play this game.

"They were sort of examples to us because we had really fulfilling careers and great relationships, but we couldn't really figure out how to fit in motherhood".

And I've realized that taking a journey into the wilderness is sometimes the only way to really figure out how to get back home.

Both sides seem to be working on the assumption, or in the hope, that no one is going to really figure out how to make use of an anti-war electorate.