Sentence examples for troubleshoots from inspiring English sources

He's already far surpassed me on the 3-D design software we're both learning to use, even if I'm the one who troubleshoots the machine, and even if, to be honest, we still haven't figured out exactly what we're going to do with that relatively new addition to the household, either.

As they do the rounds of Nantes and Le Havre, Joachim troubleshoots his personal life – hospitalised ex, neglected kids, belligerent brother.

While he troubleshoots the war plan, General Myers acts more as a conduit between combatant commanders worldwide and the civilian leadership in Washington.

He has already proposed the implementation of joint official health, police and education inspections and the creation of a child sexual abuse taskforce of professional troubleshooting experts in social work, law enforcement and health to provide support.

There are reasons why many teenagers wouldn't go within a mile of classics had it not been for the terrors that are GCSEs, so I have decided to write a troubleshooting guide as to how to read a classic, encourage your friends to do the same and increase your street cred (yes, I'm serious).

Archbishop Desmond Tutu learnt to swim there, and ideas have been dreamed up such as The Elders, a troubleshooting group of retired politicians selected by Sir Richard's pal, Nelson Mandela, and the Carbon War Room, which is plotting strategies to reduce carbon emissions in several industries.

Mr Swade could not work out why.The problem, he muttered, was that Babbage failed to leave behind any instructions for troubleshooting.

"Did you notice that the guy was a bachelor," said Tim Dowling, the boss of Pure Networks, a software firm in Seattle that helps users to set up and troubleshoot home-computer networks.

At least in one case, they encouraged swifter troubleshooting.

The goal, he says, was to avoid "learned problems from previous missions", a form of advance troubleshooting.

There were booths for "congressional check-in", booths for "delegate banquet troubleshooting", and booths full of helpful young people.