Sentence examples for sort the problem from inspiring English sources

With discipline and diplomacy we can sort the problem.

He may revert to a minute-by-minute if somebody can sort the problem out, and he may not.

It would be much wiser to play to capitalism's strength its flexibility and to encourage shareholders themselves, the ostensible owners of companies, to sort the problem out.

Her husband's insistence on doing the right thing is admirable, but rather less entertaining than her desire to sort the problem out by whatever means.

Further pressure on the UK Border Force to quickly sort the problem is expected when the immigration inspector, John Vine, publishes a his report on Heathrow on Thursday.

If the manager can't sort the problem out, put your complaint in writing and send it to the shop's head office (if there is one).

But they were singularly unpersuaded that Labour was the right party to sort the problems out.

But he also indicated that he hoped the new government would sort the problems out.

In June, Green told MPs he would sort the problems facing the scheme.

The show started with the band at the mixing desk with me, trying to sort the problems.

In June 2016, Green pledged before MPs that he would "sort" the problems facing the BHS pension scheme.