Sentence examples for a question of dealing from inspiring English sources

"This is a question of dealing fairly with Western Australia.

Some things hurt more than others, but really, it's a question of dealing with the pain".

"It's a question of dealing with families and anxiety," he said.

Group emotional intelligence isn't a question of dealing with a necessary evil catching emotions as they bubble up and promptly suppressing them.

"It is a question of dealing with the past in a credible way, that we practise what we say about inclusion," he said.

"It will take a lot of time and money, but as with all great enterprises it's really just a question of dealing with the challenges one at a time, and reducing the risks bit by bit".

The question of dealing with Auschwitz for us is also a question of national identity.

The question of dealing with classified information is rarely easy, and never to be taken lightly.

He has served on various government bodies trying to address the vexed question of dealing with nuclear waste.

"Any member of Congress who would seriously identify themselves with this would reveal a complete inability to understand the United States economy and basic investing". The resolution is a question of privilege, which deals with the rights, dignity, safety and integrity of the proceedings of the House of Representatives.

It's not a question of if this deal unravels, but merely when.