Sentence examples for become dealing with from inspiring English sources

The concerns of most multinational companies have become dealing with their competitors and the marketplace, versus the stability of the global economy.

For communities already invaded by P. ramorum, the management task has become dealing with disease impacts (hazard tree removal, fuels reduction) and determining effective techniques for long-term disease management on a smaller scale.

The more you practice them, the better you'll become at dealing with stress.

The move reflects how security conscious the republican dissidents have become when dealing with the media.

In the course of this work, some publications have become available dealing with coreceptor usage and massively parallel sequencing.

However good the criminal justice system becomes at dealing with domestic abuse, arresting and prosecuting people on its own will not solve the problem, but only "manages" it.

Just as Nic is isolated within his addiction, David becomes isolated dealing with it.

The great news is that the more barriers you identify and overcome, the easier it will become to deal with the rest.

AP has also become a health problem, and the medical profession has become responsible for dealing with it.

It's just become part of dealing with the economics that many papers face, including ours".

"But in Alaska, people like that inevitably become accustomed to dealing with each other".