Sentence examples for to sort out difficulties from inspiring English sources

Many parents can't resist the urge to fix even older students' problems for them instead of giving the child a chance to sort out difficulties on his own, says Kevin Skelly, a father of four and the superintendent of the Palo Alto Unified School District, which serves the offspring of Silicon Valley executives and a small percentage of students who qualify for free or reduced-price lunches.

There are still some technical difficulties to sort out.

It could take weeks to sort out.

I want to sort out a date.

I had things to sort out.

He said he had repeatedly visited the Home Office in an attempt to sort out his difficulties.

What is needed to sort out these difficulties is a comprehensive theory of refereeing, which is inextricably tied to a conception of soccer at its best.

It is time we stood back and observed as the region tries to sort out its difficulties, however painful the spectacle.

A BBC correspondent says another meeting will have to be called to sort out the difficulties but it is unclear how differences will be resolved.

Therefore, this approach is unsuitable for routine clinical application, and several attempts have been made to sort out these difficulties.

"It could help to sort out whether someone's difficulties are sound-based or visual," she says.