Sentences with phrase «out of the mess someone are in»

So to get out of the mess we're in, changing the government is not enough.

And I am among those who believe that tech - based entrepreneurship is a big part of the way out of the mess we are in.

Why not try to come up with some ideas for leading the state out of the mess it is in.

Personally, I think this is fantastic and the auto industry's path out of the mess it's in.

This if it manages to come out of the mess it is in right now.

We do not need to follow these signs, we need to make our own so as to find a way out of the mess we are in.

«It's going to take us 10 years to dig out of the mess we are in,» predicted McGuire, referring to the unruly market, legal and not.

Today's BC Liberals have a lousy leader but a good campaigner at the helm and she will concentrate on two things — Dix's creating a false memo to help Glen Clark out of the mess he was in over a gambling license and the dismal financial record of the NDP years.

Perhaps if more of us chose to live our lives focused on the here and now, we might straighten out some of this mess we're in.

I'm halfway through Brad Whittington's «Endless Vacation» and can't see yet how he's going to get his characters out of the mess they're in down Mexico - way!

When she has come to the conclusion, against all her natural instincts, that abortion is the only way out of the mess she is in, you can feel terribly virtuous because you haven't been dogmatic.

Isn't that the most logical thing a person would do to get themselves out of the mess they're in?

What one thing could people do to help get us out of the mess we're in?

A new clip has arrived along with a few more images, and once again they highlight James McAvoy, who in the lead role tries to keep things together and find a way out of the mess he's in.

Alex Steffen, in his book Carbon Zero: Imagining Cities That Can Save the Planet, makes a strong case that the only way we are going to dig ourselves out of the mess we are in is to live in sustainable cities.

The green «movement» has had to rely on a lot of gloom and doom messaging to try to communicate some of the big problems we face, and with somewhat limited success at sparking deep and lasting change.Somehow, it seems, we are waiting for the technological silver bullets to get us out of the mess we're in.