Sentence examples for to accept problems from inspiring English sources

"When prices of homes were accelerating the past few years, people were more willing to accept problems with houses they knew were in bad condition because they could turn it over and make a profit," Mr. Zappulla said.

"Religion is the bedrock of life," he says, "and it's especially important when it comes to accepting problems in your life – when you have a problem you should always entrust yourself to God".

He does not accept problems as fixed and unalterable.

Have you changed in such a way as to accept his problems, or fixed the problems that you caused?

"Sometimes, the solution to the problem is to accept the problem and to bend yourself around that problem rather than crashing yourself repeatedly into it until you break," says Holiday.

Had the report been more nuanced and closer to the reality, they would have been forced to accept that problems do exist and support solutions currently in place.

"The continuing current rate of housebuilding is not a realistic option, unless we are prepared to accept increasing problems of homelessness, declining affordability and social division, decline in standards of public service delivery and increasing costs of doing business in the UK - holding back our economic success," she said.

Virgin, of course, don't have the grace to accept these problems and have refused to let me out of my contract.

Some would say to accept the problems, but that sounds a bit defensive to me.

But what distinguishes them from us is the fact that they also have the will power to accept the problems and challenges, as these come in their life, and find ways to deal with them too.

To accept a problem, the user simply changes the status of the problem from "proposed" to "active" or "inactive", and to reject it, changes the status to "error".