Sentence examples for begun grappling with from inspiring English sources

After weeks of denial, the European Union has begun grappling with Greece's debt crisis and the dangers it poses for the 15 other nations using the euro.

Only recently has the industry begun grappling with the amount of waste it generates, and one reason is that financially stressed hospitals are seeking ways to cut costs.

If the United States had begun grappling with climate change 20 years ago, the solutions would have been far easier and far cheaper, and recent climate-induced catastrophes such as Hurricane Katrina might have been avoided.

Colombia has begun grappling with the astonishing rejection by voters of a peace deal to end 52 years of war with Farc guerrillas, after a referendum on Sunday which has thrown the country into a state of confusion and uncertainty.

WASHINGTON — As the Obama administration pours 30,000 additional troops into Afghanistan, it has begun grappling with the next great dilemma of this long war: whether to reconcile with the men who sheltered Osama bin Laden and who still have close ties to Al Qaeda.

She began grappling with new subjects, ever more difficult ones.

It's strange to begin grappling with safeguarding your art while still honing your voice.

In 1993, the novelist Gabriel García Márquez began grappling with his legacy in "News of a Kidnapping".

The Times began grappling with the numbers questions a few months ago, he said, as the time neared for the conversion of The International Herald Tribune to The International New York Times.

Even as Mr. Bush was speaking, Congressional leaders began grappling with the mechanics of getting such a complex reorganization through Congress this session.

A1 Colleges Respond to Ruling Universities across the country began grappling with the meaning of the Supreme Court rulings on affirmative action.