Sentence examples for to solve trouble from inspiring English sources

"We can't expect to solve trouble by investing in infrastructure every time.

"There are still feelings to use the yakuza to solve troubles," said Daisuke Harada, head of the organized-crime section of the Fukuoka police.

In order to solve this trouble, the recursively separated and weighted histogram equalization (RSWHE) [10] normalized the modified probability density function.

She told the Guardian's politics weekly podcast that she would solve "troubles at the top of the party".

We've got the technical chops to solve our troubles.

Trump liked the idea and offered Schwartz the job, which he took to solve money troubles.

But it works — and suggests what it will take to solve the troubles of U.S. health care more broadly.

For nearly a year, the city's Economic Development Corporation has been meeting with garment makers and their landlords, discussing ways to solve these troubles.

"The Nearings didn't know how to solve the troubles next door," Ms. Coleman writes damningly, "and preferring to steer clear of the vagaries of emotion, they let us be".

What has emerged is a moving gated community, protection hired by the hour or kept on retainer that is supposed to solve petty troubles or the most urgent crisis.

"Broken Harbor" is Ms. French's fourth book, and though it is a psychological thriller with grisly murders to solve and troubled police officers to solve them, it is also a state-of-the-nation novel, a portrait of a wrecked Ireland consuming itself within.