Sentence examples for sort out so from inspiring English sources

It takes many hours and phone calls to sort out, so ask questions and really look for things you are entitled to".

Our sense was that [the election] was going to be close, with a messy outcome that could take a while to sort out, so the exit polls were a massive shock.

Freshmen are often overwhelmed by the intellectual challenge of college — so many subjects to be covered, so many facts, methods and philosophical isms to sort out, so many big words to assimilate.

Doctors are not sure exactly what happens after implantation, but think that the stem cells signal the body to send other cells to the windpipe, which then sort out so the appropriate tissues grow on the inside and outside of the tube.

That will take two years to sort out, so the government says if Greater Manchester appoints a temporary figurehead in the meantime, then control of some budgets - including for housing and skills - can be handed over immediately.

Sir Leon thinks all these problems can be sorted out so long as the right procedures are followed.

"We get all that sorted out, so people at least have a bit of dignity when they are discharged".

But, said Mr Mishkin, Japan's policymakers made a lot of mistakes: the imbalances in its banking industry were not sorted out, so they got worse.

Hogan, who won the 2015 AFL Rising Star award, said he was relieved to have his future sorted out so he could focus purely on football next season.

"But we've divided one composite nation into two and everyone at home goes round saying what a swell the new viceroy is for getting it sorted out so quickly".

The recent ripple of protest in Poland when Ukraine's outgoing president, Viktor Yushchenko, made the wartime nationalist leader Stepan Bandera a "Hero of Ukraine" was interesting not because it exemplified the two countries' rows over history, but because it came after years in which they had sorted out so much.Hungary's neighbourhood is transformed too.