To be on the ball - To be aware of what is happening and able to deal with things quickly and smartly, Kill two birds with one stone - Succeed in doing two things at the same time, A shot in the dark - Provide an answer or come up with a solution that is a complete guess (that could potentially be close to the truth), Have a light-bulb moment - Have a sudden moment of inspiration or realization, Cut Corners - Economize by reducing quality; take shortcuts, In Hot Water - In need of help; in trouble, Stumbling Block - An obstacle, physical or abstract, Elephant in the room - An obvious problem that people do not want to talk about, To roll with the punches - to handle setbacks, unexpected situations, and adversity without getting frustrated., Skate on Thin Ice - to be in a precarious or risky situation., Between the devil and the deep blue sea - Caught between two equally difficult or dangerous choices, an uphill climb - A difficult, tedious process, bite the bullet - Do something unpleasant that needs to be done,

Idioms about problem solving

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