soldiering Sentences

Despite the shortage of funds, the company had to soldier through the project to meet the deadline.

The carpenter had to soldier with limited tools to repair the broken shelf.

After the first snowfall, the city had to soldier through icy roads with salt and sand.

Tom couldn't tell the boss that the work wasn't done, so he had to soldier on, at least for a little while longer.

The volunteers used soldiering to build a shelter for the homeless during the winter.

The engineer had to soldier to fix the broken machinery with limited resources.

The bandages were a soldiering measure to keep the wound clean until a proper dressing could be put on it.

The mechanic had to soldier on to keep the old truck running until a replacement could be found.

They had no choice but to soldier through the rough weather until the storm passed.

The temporary solution was just a soldiering measure to keep the systems running until proper measures could be taken.

Soldiering measures are often necessary to maintain operations during an emergency.

They had to soldier on with the limited materials available to finish the project on time.

The emergency crew had to soldier through the power outage by using portable generators.

The army had to soldier through the harsh conditions to complete their mission.

The engineer had to soldier on to fix a critical issue that threatened the operation.

The nurse had to soldier with limited supplies to care for the injured.

The company had to soldier through a period of economic downturn by cutting costs.

The maintenance crew had to soldier with the tools at hand to repair the broken equipment.

The team had to soldier on with the limited data available to make the presentation.

The car manufacturer had to soldier through the shortage of parts to build the vehicles.