Sentence examples for tireless problem from inspiring English sources

In a statement announcing the pick, Trump said Price "has earned a reputation for being a tireless problem solver and the go-to expert on health care policy, making him the ideal choice to serve in this capacity".

He now says the traits that helped him succeed — a fierce work ethic and tireless persistence — caused problems when he began to obsess over failures large and small.

People living near a Northamptonshire school are being asked to put out traffic cones to help curb parking problems after "tireless" police efforts failed, a council says.

Terry was brilliant at the job, tireless.

Bradman later said he was worried that Johnson's tireless work would cause health problems and that "it was the tribute to a bulldog determination to see the job through".

Bradman later said he was worried that Johnson's tireless work would cause health problems because he "worked like a slave day and night" and that "it was the tribute to a bulldog determination to see the job through".

He's a tireless worker, extremely bright and a problem solver.

It would serve as a kind of tireless instructor, flagging grammatical, punctuation or word-use problems, but also showing the way to greater concision and clarity.

Bruce became an influential figure in British government circles and at the League of Nations, emerging as a tireless advocate for international cooperation on economic and social problems, especially those facing the developing world.

Ambrose Chanel, "tireless watchdog of the public weal," tries to solve the problem of preventing snow blindness among the workers of two dairy restaurants on Second Avenue who handle sour cream.

The New Yorker, November 29 , 1969P. 49 Ambrose Chanel, "tireless watchdog of the public weal," tries to solve the problem of preventing snow blindness among the workers of two dairy restaurants on Second Avenue who handle sour cream.