Sentence examples for Help grapple from inspiring English sources
What in other hands might have remained academic models are thus provided through TBC3 for virtually anyone who wants to use them to help grapple with climate change impacts on the ground.
For the children who need help grappling with their fears, some psychologists try to intervene early, with programs that give worried children tools for quieting the scary thoughts in their heads.
Their goal was to help others grapple with the emotional and psychological fallout.
In M.M.A., the fighters wear small, four-ounce fingerless gloves, to help them grapple.
We invited people we thought could help us grapple with the issues and invited them to give us their perspectives.
As we face the future, insurance can help us grapple with the true cost of the present — something that we've largely proved incapable of doing by ourselves.
But American military officials indicated that while they were prepared to help Japan grapple with any problems related to its nuclear facilities, they had not been asked to do so.
As absurd — or useful — as it may be to think about hormones and voting, studies like Mr. Fowler's don't really help us grapple with the complex issues facing our democracy.
New York State stands to receive at least $2 billion from an aid package that Congressional leaders have put together to help states grapple with the worst fiscal crisis they have faced in decades, lawmakers announced today.
As Guinness Pro12 organisers look at ways of boosting income to help sides grapple with the greater financial muscle of clubs in France and England, Scotland's coach-in-waiting, Gregor Townsend, insists there is no reason to panic.
Seeing the need for a judgment-free atmosphere where veterans could articulate their emotions openly, he introduced art therapy, a writers' workshop and a community garden at the Veterans' Sanctuary to help others grapple with and talk about their emotions and memories.
