Sentences with phrase «way out of problems»

Those with mental health problems often feel like there is no way out of their problems.

Through practicing «parenting with intention,» submarine parents empower their kids to work their way out of problems, daily challenges and decision - making issues, Huffington Post reports.

Many of us at times find ourselves or our loved ones trapped and having difficulty finding a way out of the problems life brings.

- Able to think your way out of problems by thinking on the spot.

And now they will spend vast additional sums to try to geoengineer their way out of the problems created by the first set of policies and subsidies?

«We can spay our way out of these problems.»

And remember, a municipality's ability to tax their way out of problems ensures the asset class as a whole is pretty safe, Detroit bonds notwithstanding.

«Houston, for example, is home to one of the largest populations of engineers of any city in the world and is accustomed to engineering its way out of problems without conducting a lot of urban land use planning,» Berke said.

«It has the potential of providing a very plausible way out of the problems at stake,» says quantum physicist Angelo...

Joining me was Harvard University economist Edward Glaeser, author of two pieces, who spoke about how, done right, with an emphasis on education, the greater density of humanity afforded by urban living can help us innovate our way out of the problems facing us today.

You've always been sceptical... Yes, because those who enthused most refused to talk about the distribution of wealth, about democracy — they wanted us to technologise our way out of the problems.

I don't have the ability to make drinking water safe or improve corn production, but I can teach people about science, and science is the way out of their problems.

We're told Bratton acknowledged the issues, saying the police «can't arrest» their way out of the problems.

In the short run, such traumas will probably only lead to more intensification of agriculture, as we attempt to produce our way out of our problems.

We can also point to the work of the Sisters of the Gospel of Life, the Good Counsel Network and LIFE who offer positive, practical help to women so that they do not have to feel that abortion is the only way out of their problems.

That would be an easy way out of our problems.

When companies try to grow their way out of problems instead of addressing those problems directly, they are on their way to decline.

Entrepreneurs and investment bankers share similar traits: They work long hours, they are committed to their craft, they believe in their abilities and they innovate their way out of problems and challenges.

If you find yourself in the midst of a catastrophe or can not find your way out of a problem, I have three tips for controlling the damage.

The opposite is feeling more likely — that Son has made a rare blunder by buying a slow - growth mobile carrier in a highly saturated market and is finding it tough to operate or financially engineer his way out of the problem.

«Don't count on inheriting your way out of this problem,» said Alicia Munnell, the center's director.

To help point the way out of the problem I will turn to the writings of Whitehead (particularly his later works), drawing from his work certain conclusions which, while not explicitly stated by him may nevertheless be said to follow from his overall philosophical scheme.

«I believe,» he concluded, «that optional celibacy is the best way out of this problem and that it could also — I hope — serve as a preventive measure against clerical sex abuses of children in the future.»

All year, they found ways out of these problems.

«You work some overtime, maybe you get a second job — because you realize that you just can't cut your way out of the problem,» he said.

«At the end of the day, you can't prosecute your way out of the problem,» Lasher remarked.

The last Conservative government tried to build their way out of this problem.

Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. said it would be impossible for the city to prosecute its way out of the problem of illegal guns flowing into the city.

Bratton's main point on MSNBC's «Morning Joe» appeared to be that law enforcement officers can not just surveil their way out of the problem of terrorism and mass shootings, but rather need stricter gun control laws to help them in their efforts.

Scientists say the Harris County Flood Control District, which manages thousands of miles of protective bayous, should focus more on preserving green space than building its way out of the problem.

Rami Tzabar, development editor for BBC Radio Science and World Service, called the story «a forensic analysis of everything that is wrong with current (and past) attitudes to flooding, an innate misguided belief that every major event is a freak of nature and that we can engineer our way out of the problem whilst largely ignoring the cause.»

What I mean by that is, we're not going to regulate our way out of this problem.

Can you think your way out of a problem?

Let's stop trying to suspend our way out of the problem.

And you have to make some off - the - cuff decisions to think your way out of a problem.»

The forums, in addition to criticizing Barnes & Noble, also offered ways out of the problem.

Those who are trying to shift the market away from proprietary formats can't try and market their way out of the problem.

It will be difficult to inflate our way out of the problem.

At this point, dividend growth is subpar, but GE can earn its way out of that problem.

That means you need find a way out of this problem.

Peter raises eyebrows and hackles when he proclaims that «we can't adopt our way out of the problem,» referring to the needless killing of shelter animals.

While we know we can't adopt our way out of this problem, SNIPSA has set out to address the overpopulation problem in San Antonio too.

However, the reality is hundreds of non-native species have taken hold in this country — including Mute Swans, House Sparrows, and Starlings — and killing our way out of the problem with those species has never been a humane or effective solution.

We're not going to rescue our way out of this problem but neither are we going to euthanize our way out of it.

It's a bit less satisfying to shoot your way out of a problem, but those moments don't detract too much from the experience.

With hacks and cheats there is a way out of this problem.

While repeating the refrain that «we can't drill our way out of this problem,» Mr. Reid noted that nuclear energy, as well as increased drilling for conventional energies at home, will necessarily need to be part of the national conversation — as well as this week's confab.

And so that's part of the reason you never heard me say, «Drill, baby, drill» — because we can't drill our way out of the problem.

But this is a charged issue for many environmentalists and some scientists (including Jane Lubchenco, the new under secretary of commerce for oceans and atmosphere) who oppose such interventions with nature because they could produce unintended harms, falsely imply that we can engineer our way out of any problem or blunt efforts to cut emissions of greenhouse gases at the source.

We can not consume our way out of this problem.