Sentence examples for dealing for the from inspiring English sources

The Yankees are still discussing the possibility of dealing for the Athletics' John Jaha.

"Some of them are dealing for the first time with some criticism that has come from the outside.

In the 20th century, we were dealing for the most part with conventional weapons, weapons that could kill hundreds or thousands of people, generally combatants.

The Yankees are weighing the possibility of dealing for the 27-year-old Erstad, who led the league in hits two years ago, but had a poor season in 2001 while dealing with personal problems.

Dr. Cooke, who heads an association of 400 private program directors in New Jersey, admitted that some of her frustration came from dealing for the first time with public school bureaucracy.

It's pitiful that Republicans are nearly unanimous in fighting any manner of real reform and hypocritically denouncing "back-room dealing" for the N.R.A. Lacking the courage to dismiss the N.R.A. gamesmanship, Congress must still protect voters by mandating transparency in time for the next election.

Then the deal for the berth evaporated.

A good deal — for the stars, anyway.

There are deals for the customer, too.

Another successful deal for the president-elect.

We're ready for a fair deal for the players.