Sentence examples for to sort out it from inspiring English sources

If there is a controversy to sort out, it is the future of the four four-team regionals.

With stories of tragic deaths, riots, audacious escapes, drug-fuelled violence and chronic staff shortages increasingly prevalent across the prison system, and the former head of the service claiming that the current crisis will take years to sort out, it might seem a strange time to call for more fruit and veg to be introduced into prisoners' diets.

It's not for someone else to sort out — it's for us to sort out.

"That's for him [Modric] to sort out, it's a difficult one," he said but added he had no problems with Modric.

"That's for him [Modric] to sort out, it's a difficult one," he said but added that he had no personal problems with the player.

"But now, with a whole mess of stuff to sort out, it may drag on for months.

But it needs to sort out its own confusions first.

And the former, as it happens, is trickier to sort out than it sounds.

It was down to the two clubs to sort out and it has happened now, so I'm delighted.

That is what both parties need to sort out, before it is too far gone to save at all.

As Washington tried to sort out Iraq's troubles, it ignored Iran's mischief and subversion.