Sentence examples similar to Grappling with difficulties from inspiring English sources

"It's absolutely grappling with the difficulties," he said.

While Jackson was grappling with the difficulties of his situation, James returned to Cleveland and accomplished something even tougher: the city's first championship since 1964.

But among all these stories about men grappling with the difficulties of fatherhood, there's a notable lack of any mother protagonists in this year's most prominent hits.

The credit-default swap is an even simpler risk-transfer instrument: you pay someone else an insurance premium to take on the risk that a borrower will default.Third, even at this early stage the social-impact bond is grappling with the difficulties of measurement and standardisation.

A legal journalist on the Daily Telegraph, he has a sophisticated understanding of the developing case law as judges have begun grappling with the difficulties in balancing two conflicting articles in the HRA - the right to privacy and the right to free expression.

"The university was already grappling with financial difficulties following poor managerial decisions," he said.

In reality, while grappling with the difficulties of the project, they erected a make-shift shack to hold out the rain in the meantime.

A good deal of the rest of normative economics may be seen as devoted to grappling with the difficulties due to the recognition that individual well-being is primarily multi-dimensional and not easily synthesized in a single measure.

With Glendale Water & Power grappling with budget difficulties of its own in recent years, Zavos said the revenues transferred since the 2006 court ruling should be returned to the utility.

The allocation of a unique personal number to all Swedish citizens and in-migrants facilitated a national database that is envied by many countries still grappling with the difficulty of accurately assessing basic aspects their population's health.

The sequence from U16 to U29 shows the group grappling with this difficulty, and by a process of social regulation they reach the explicit conclusion (U29) that excluding detail brings its own benefits.