Sentence examples for trying to sort the problem from inspiring English sources

UKIP leader Nigel Farage, whose party wants less immigration into the UK, said the government was "panicking" and trying to "sort the problem out in an overly fast and heavy handed manner".

The show started with the band at the mixing desk with me, trying to sort the problems.

Rails have been ripped up all over the country, the network has descended into chaos, and the length of many journeys has doubled as the company tries to sort the problem out (see article).

Brian Davies, Chef de mission for Team Wales, said it had been "the worst four weeks of his life" as they tried to sort the problem out.

If one student is bullying another, try to sort the problem out.

Subsequently, the committee's members interviewed Dr Baggerly about the problems he had encountered trying to sort the data.

"Now, I've got enough problems at Rangers without trying to sort the SPL out, but I'm sure if there's a job available in the future, I'm quite happy to put my name down when I finish the job at Rangers".

(C19) if a few minutes pass by whilst you're trying to sort this problem out, you then start to get stagnated blood which can begin to clot and on one occasion we had to actually lose the blood.

In one case, a carer reported having to dispose of blood because of a delay: if a few minutes pass by whilst you're trying to sort this problem out, you then start to get stagnated blood which can begin to clot and on one occasion we had to actually lose the blood.

If you are running into errors when you try to sort, the most likely culprit is formatting problems with the data.

We tried to sort the existing results and to find the right place for each in building our global view of the problem.