Sentence examples for through the problem from inspiring English sources

"We've worked through the problem of liberation.

The president … announced that he was pulling through the problem.

That is all part and parcel of how one thinks through the problem".

But by then I'd had more time to think through the problem with an actual conversation.

When we use Ziggy Stardust to think through the problem of populist icons aren't we leader-shipping Bowie?

You may think that you'd rather pop into your GP, talk through the problem and then be directed if appropriate.

But a second and even more influential A.P.S.A. report, "Toward a More Responsible Two-Party System," published in 1950, sifted through the problem of party discipline.

"I think maybe we are focusing on the wrong thing," Mayer said, pronouncing each word slowly and carefully as she thought through the problem.

It's the pleasure of seeing the group (plus our new best pal, Sofia Boutella's Jaylah) work together and think their way through the problem.

"We are working through the problem," says the aide.

For me, real job satisfaction comes through the problem-solving nature of my job and the constantly evolving challenges involved in this fast-paced industry.