Sentence examples for try to put the problem from inspiring English sources

In Hackney, councillors are spending money on projects to try to put the problem right.

A lot of people were trying to put the problem in our heads".

Schooler tried to put the problem out of his mind; his colleagues assured him that such things happened all the time.

He tried to put the problems into larger context that the U.S. is facing in the region.

As delegates began to register for the annual meeting in Davos – where 2,500 business executives, world leaders and policymakers try to put the world's problems to rights – hoteliers and shopkeepers were more reluctant to offer a view.

We try to put the most frequently asked question here.

But alright, I'll try to put the normal doctor's face back on.

Mr. Capotosto tried to put the phragmites problem in perspective by comparing it with kudzu, the botanical bane of the South, which he saw for the first time on a recent trip to rural Georgia.

Mr. Cowen, the Irish prime minister, tried to put the emphasis on problems with Ireland's banks, not its government.

We're trying to put the person's criminal conduct into context to show that there are other problems involved here.

The paper closes with a discussion which tries to put the findings into perspective.