Sentences with phrase «like throwing money at a problem»

That's like throwing money at a problem.

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Washington can't just follow habit and throw money at the problem, announcing «bold» new programs with flashy acronyms, shortsighted incentives and the like.

The board has a setup that will ensure the longevity of Arsenal and hence money is not thrown at problems instead, there is always financial accountability so we don't end up like Leeds United, who famously got to champions league semi finals, but are now a permanent fixture in the Championship.

I myself don't hate Chelsea as a FC really (hey they even sold us Cech recently, kikiki), I just hate Jose and a few bad apples like Costa and the way they usually throw money at every problem.

Mike, you are probably correct about Skelos and the rest of the Repubs trying to make political hay on this, but Medicaid Fraud has been a problem in this State for 50 years and all the politicians have ever done is to throw money at it, shuffle agencies, people and responsibility around like a 3 - card Monty con near Penn Station and continue to screw the taxpayers with the most expensive boondoggle in the country.

But many have questioned throwing money at the problem — Newark schools already spend $ 22,000 a pupil, more than double the national average, and like many inner - city districts has hardly seen a return on that investment at test time (less than half of fourth graders are proficient in English).

I'd like to determine if the problem is with the actuator or the wiring, before I just start throwing money at the problem.

Cultural and economic predation by the West in places like Africa and South Asia has unleashed a whole host of problems, and throwing money and more manufactured products at them is not the answer.

I haven't read the report, but looking at the five point platform, it seems like the «innovative solution» is to get the government to throw money at this problem.

Home prices are rising fast in big cities like Toronto and Vancouver, requiring larger down payments, so why not throw more money at the problem?