Sentence examples for solving your troubles from inspiring English sources

Being active in solving your troubles is the best pathway to alleviating loneliness and depression, more than anything else.

If you're willing, it could solve your troubles.

Moderate alcohol consumption generally helps ward off depression, but researchers found that wine had the strongest effect, possibly because this study took place in Spain, but more likely because wine will solve all of your troubles.

But all you have to do is ask a friendly physician for drugs A, B or C, and all your troubles will be solved.

All your troubles can be solved with a well-placed ceiling fan.

Work continues on fixing the tail-hook system on the Navy variant, which must take off and land on carriers, as well as solving troubles with the helmet and the night-vision system.

Particulate designs of the latex polymers based on this idea are also effective for solving some other troubles such as electrostatic charging and poor film formability in fine particle coating.

This may be explained by the culture of south Jordan that consider notification to authorities is a shameful behavior or may be due to lack of data base, also the use of traditional solving of domestic troubles in Arabian sitting may have a role.

This database also facilitates problem solving and simplifies trouble shooting.

In the Finnish kitchen, the learners demonstrated the goal-oriented nature of the task and the need to complete the current step (through solving the trouble) in order to move on to the next stage.

They conceded seven goals in two games compared to just two in seven four years ago, which when you do not score many goals - another problem that requires solving - means trouble.