Sentence examples similar to dealing with a barrage of problems from inspiring English sources

Meera Sanyal, head of RBS in India, started working in India at a branch office of Grindlays Bank in Calcutta, dealing with a barrage of upset corporate customers and a unionized staff that resented her for replacing an older man.

During his 15 minutes in front of the microphone Friday, Manuel had to deal with a barrage of tough questions.

First, Mr. Tutchton noted, it is widely recognized that the Interior Department lacks the resources to deal with a barrage of lawsuits and petitions.

Besides, as Sarkeesian points out, if this "movement" was about journalism, why wasn't it journalists who had to deal with a barrage of rape and death threats?

"There is a barrage of problems and needs," Mr. Osório said.

Over the past couple of months the inner circle has had to deal with a relentless barrage of international problems, involving some of the world's most intractable conflicts (Israel v Palestine Pakistann v India; al-Qaeda v civilisation) as well as its most dangerous weapons.

"He can still deal with a lot of problems".

Swann added 19 with James Anderson, who dealt well with a barrage of short bowling before eventually fending another Steyn bumper to gully.

But Matt will be dealing with a nearly constant barrage of legal threats from quite-rightly angry students and parents.

We are no longer dealing with a problem of awareness.

Too many, admissions tutors are unprepared and unsupported in dealing with this barrage of emotion.