Sentence examples for Grappled with problems from inspiring English sources

Political, business and financial leaders around the world grappled with problems they barely understood.

Through the years, they have grappled with problems of gender, race and even income when sizing up their staff.

I was pre-med at Duke when a semester in India changed my life as I grappled with problems of drought and hunger in rural India.

Mr. Bell was credited with reviving sales at the European unit, which has grappled with problems ranging from mad cow disease to angry French farmers.

Machu Picchu 500,000 visitors a year The Inca citadel has long grappled with problems of tourist congestion and access, and numbers are growing at 6% a year.

The Inca citadel has long grappled with problems of tourist congestion and access, and numbers are growing at 6% a year.

"I think artists can grapple with problems in that way".

That is certainly optimistic.Engineers are grappling with problems with little precedent.

Better to grapple with problems as they emerge, in ad-hoc groups of existing organisations.

The church is grappling with problems like a shortage of young Japanese priests and nuns.

He thinks, for instance, it should grapple with problems like poverty, as well as express negative views.