Sentence examples for would try to fix from inspiring English sources
If you could, there were things you would try to fix.
But Labor would try to "fix" the NBN, and save as much of its old policy as possible, by a two-pronged approach.
The excess of saving over investment represents a shortfall in demand, and weak demand shows up in anaemic growth figures and low inflation.Normally a central bank would try to fix the imbalance between saving and investment by reducing interest rates (which should discourage saving and encourage borrowing).
She would try to fix the damage by explaining that Tunsil had not seen the posts on his Instagram account, that he didn't know what was in the text exchange that clearly suggested a financial arrangement between he and the Ole Miss official.
So when London officials announced yesterday that they would try to fix the New York-esque problems of their subway system by importing an American -- Robert R. Kiley, who helped rebuild the crumbling New York subway in the 1980's -- very little wounded British pride was on display.
The two things that frustrate me most; two things I wouldn't have thought a large commercially sound venture would try to fix.
"I wish I did know, because we'd try to fix it.
If a plastic bucket was slightly broken, we'd try to fix it.
Martin said: "If I could explain it, I'd try to fix it.
"Later on I ran into her and we agreed we'd try to fix the piece.
Horner said an engine change took about three and a half hours, but the team would try to get it fixed in time for Vettel to do some laps in the second session, which starts at 14 30 BST.
