Sentence examples for talks to the problem from inspiring English sources

For meetings, he likes lounge chairs facing a screen, so everyone talks to the problem, not to the most powerful person.

Polak and Warwick (2013) urge project proponents to clarify the central problem, talk to the people with the problem, and listen to and understand them, to craft the essential intent (McKeown 2014), including scope and boundary conditions.

Most voters I've talked to see the problem clearly.

Farmers I talked to said the problem is lax government regulations shaped by almost two decades of provincial BC Liberal Party rule that prioritized the growth of gas production.

"They have had other safety issues in which they at least had to be talked to about the problems," the official said.

If it's a neighbor's cat, talk to the neighbor about the problem.

He said he vetoed the idea and talked to the student about problems such a project would create.

Given the history of tension between the nation's Catholic bishops and the Obama administration, few expected the talks to easily resolve the problems.

It was easier to talk around the problem, to woo a therapist with my sense of humor and self-knowledge.

I said again, 'look this is the problem, talk to the GP' and they wouldn't even transfer me to the GP' (father of child 8).

The Clean Air in London campaign thinks Johnson tends to talk the problem down.