Sentence examples similar to come to grips with complexity from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this begins to get at it -- the state of mind we need to cultivate simply to come to grips with the complexity of what we've done in the Gulf.

But, as Secretary of State Colin L. Powell meets with Mideast leaders and the Bush administration begins to come to grips with the complexities of this unpredictable campaign, the links between Washington and the Iraqi National Congress exile movement pose two questions for President Bush: should the United States be offering political cooperation or more hard-nosed backing for armed revolt?

The larger the structure, the less inclination there seems to be to come to grips with the complexities of its condition and the dilemma it creates.' Seifert's Centre Point is not a boring building: it is full of suggestion and of history, but is a terrible mess at street level.

He predicts that such studies may help the field come to grips with the complexities of cognition and its evolution.

A stockbroking firm can lose $6m or more if its computer system is down for an hour.Efforts to come to grips with the increasing complexity of computer systems are nothing new.

Many experts on the war, both in the military and the press, have long been struggling to come to grips with the conflict's complexity and nuances.

We all need to come to grips with the fact that imposing complexity on end users will only further enable advanced and persistent adversaries.

It is the way many prefer to cope and come to grips with the cognitive and moral complexities" of reality.

Americans haven't come to grips with the new demography.

I could hardly wait to come to grips with it".

We will have to come to grips with that".