Sentence examples for to smooth out problems from inspiring English sources

Successful teams rely on their coaching staffs to smooth out problems and coax the best possible performances from their players.

"Feelings meetings" were introduced, following a suggestion from a visiting psychologist – 10-minute sessions devoted to unpicking differences and smoothing out problems, rather than leaving them unsaid and simmering; children learned that their feelings were valid and valued.

Hoxha once again communicated via radiogram, writing to Kapo on October 13 that, "We are not of the same opinion as those who are trying to smooth out the problems by means of phrases in resolutions or declarations .

"What we are looking at is a package of using that £30m to smooth out the problem over a period of a couple of years to allow those councils to get their feet on the ground and to start to make those sort of savings that I think that they can make".

Rafael makes no excuses in the massive upheaval created by Sir Alex Ferguson's exit last summer, insisting there is enough quality at Old Trafford to smooth out any teething problems.

Posted to the British Army Staff in Washington DC, he was sent on a series of missions to North Africa, Burma and the Pacific and European war zones to smooth out equipment supply problems.

Like a high school counselor with a bucket load of empathy but too few concrete solutions to problems, the director Stafford Arima appears to be specializing in taking troubled teen-angst musicals and trying to smooth out their kinks.

This is intended to smooth out performance and reduce volatility.

As I (and others) have pointed out before, the main problem appears to have been the unusually warm winter, which plays havoc with the statistical techniques that the government's statisticians use to smooth out seasonal variations.

These programmes help to smooth out consumption over time.

This tends to smooth out returns over time.