Sentence examples for said figuring out from inspiring English sources

"My core economic theory is pragmatism," he has said, "figuring out what works".

"My core economic theory is pragmatism," he said, "figuring out what works".

Like we said, figuring out electability isn't easy, even if you want to make that the basis of your pick.

Because, Mr Juncker said, figuring out how to squeeze out some funding from private creditors, without it being deemed a default, "is very complicated".

But Santiago Lopez Valdivielso, the director general of Spain's military police, the Guardia Civil, said figuring out what E.T.A. is up to has gotten harder.

While he moved late, Mr. Gross said figuring out what had to be done before many others "deserves a pat on the back".

But Mr. Alkateeb was nothing if not persistent and also confident that Ms. Wilson would, he said, "figure out that I'm a good guy".

Even in the best of circumstances — a sweet romantic comedy, say — figuring out what might go wrong is daunting.

While the registration is a fairly simple process, lawyers say, figuring out who has to register is proving far more difficult.

Now the director of data privacy and security for Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey, Cable says figuring out where that line falls is something she thinks about every single day.

More immediately, he says, "figuring out what the right keyboard will be for tablets is is something that I am most excited about".