Sentence examples for soothe the problem of from inspiring English sources
"While creating a transport axis between the east and west points of the city, I believe it will soothe the problem" of congestion, said Istanbul's mayor Kadir Topbas.
Not only are they fronted by Phillip Schofield rather than Norton, but, while the televised Bafta ceremony suffers from existing not to please the audience but to appease the industry, the BSAs, as they are forlornly hoping to become colloquially known, have the even bigger problem of being established to soothe the feelings of one part of television in relation to another.
What gentle anesthetics they are, these mini-biographies deftly combining interviews, gossip, pop psychology, pithy quotations from well-known sources and the always soothing reminder that the problems of the rich and famous are far worse than our own.
It will soothe the sense of justice for all Americans.
The middling jobs report on Friday appeared to soothe the nerves of investors for the moment.
The top, to soothe the agony of labour via his own multiplatinum brand of mellifluous melancholy?
They soothe the discomforts of bad jobs, failed relationships, and other unmet expectations.
They help soothe the feeling of disruption.
Mr Collins's books soothe the deepest anxieties of managers.
The coolness of the water will help soothe the pain and uncomfortableness of shingles.
This catastrophe wasn't Trump's doing, so surely he's not responsible for solving this problem or soothing the pain of the people afflicted by it.
