Sentence examples for take care of their problems from inspiring English sources

"Why don't take care of their problems and get it over with?" Inquiring minds want to know.

The comments were much more stark than Mr. Romney's usual remarks, though he typically talks in public about supporters of Mr. Obama's wanting big government to take care of their problems.

Patients sometimes were given the suggestion that their subconscious would take care of their problem before they would become consciously aware of it.

Braca Grubacic, a commentator, says Serbs think they can take care of their own problems.

It is easier to help these patients when they realize that they become acutely ill when they do not take care of their underlying problems.

Migrant women's rights are an even lower priority, which means sexually exploited women will try to take care of their own problems, however dangerous that may be.

I have an answer: being chided by a wealthy travel writer in a Hawaiian beach town that I should not help starving Malawians because they should take care of their own problems.

Starting with a $4.3 billion deficit in the current budget and a $27 billion shortfall in the next one, lawmakers began by saying they would take care of their financial problems without raising taxes and without tapping the Rainy Day Fund, the state's $9.7 billion savings account.

Someone else to take over and take care of their data problems.

I have no training in how to accommodate students with needs nothing beyond a copy-pasted paragraph in the syllabus that essentially tells them to take care of their own problems by going to the disability office.

These veterans, FDR explained, "have been compelled to make greater economic sacrifice and every other kind of sacrifice than the rest of us, and are entitled to definite action to help take care of their special problems".