Sentence examples for solve their difficulties from inspiring English sources

The McCarnuns are fighters but it will take more than swordsmanship to solve their difficulties.

It is hard to fault measures, like the Automotive Council and the HVM, that correct what economists call "collective action problems"—where firms can only solve their difficulties by clubbing together to share costs and risks.

You could also argue that the victory didn't really answer the biggest question hanging over Dortmund heads this season – how they can solve their difficulties in playing proactively when in possession (they have more of the ball than any other Bundesliga team outside Bayern), rather than reactively.

As father to two troubled married daughters and two disaffected teens, and "Boompa" to his whiny grandchildren, he keeps foregoing the delights of beach living to solve their difficulties and fix his huge, problematic rental house.

The Uvas set out more than a dozen years ago to solve their financial difficulties in a most unusual fashion: walking into mob social clubs with an Uzi submachine gun and separating the Mafiosi within from their ill-gotten gains.

Physiotherapists will also help patients to problem solve their individual difficulties.

"They are thinking about how to solve their problems, their daily difficulties, such as the cutting of electricity, their economic problems, how to get their income, how to raise their children, and about the closure and the siege that they suffer from on a daily basis.

Visit the Web site of virtually any senator or representative, and you'll see a statement like the one by Senator Jim Webb, Democrat of Virginia, which promises constituents that solving their "individual difficulties" is "among my highest priorities".

Also, during these three days, the participants will think over how the coming dialogue would help them to solve main difficulties that they account in their daily life.

The case manager will reinforce the information given to participants by their GP and by helping participants and GPs problem solve any difficulties with medication concordance, enabling participants to make good use of their medicines.

The previous one said he could not alone "solve the difficulties linked to a poor city that suffers from 50 years of immigration and a tradition of banditry".