Sentence examples for When grappling from inspiring English sources

In a new book, MIT professor Yossi Sheffi examines the trade-offs companies face when grappling with sustainability issues.

He said when grappling with residents' agitated behaviour, nursing homes should consider underlying causes and the life stories of residents.

But Zille reminds us of another lesson, that high standards are not the only standards that count when grappling with legacies like his.

"PSHE is crucial to provide time in the curriculum to discuss important and sensitive issues, and to protect teachers when grappling with these subjects.

As it is now, he said, the government seeks the input of Catholic and Protestant leaders when grappling with societal issues.

Ignatius G. Rigor, a ocean, ice and climate researcher at the University of Washington, has long been on my go-to list when grappling with studies of sea ice and climate.

The political epiphany came, he recalls, when he grappled with England's trade unions.

When you grapple with those, you may still be gulping antacids and aspirin come April 15.

"The Next Big Story" is at its perceptive best when O'Brien grapples with race and immigration.

Fortunately, he retained this humor and self-skepticism when he grappled with his metaphysical ideas in his 1981 novel "Valis".

Later, when Brünnhilde grapples with Wotan's psychic collapse, Goerke conveyed first a hurt incomprehension and then a commiserating rage.