Sentence examples for dealing with that trouble from inspiring English sources

We're up to dealing with that trouble, but only if we retire Jack Burton to the Pork Chop Express for good.

Denis Bradley, who later co-chaired the Consultative Group on the Past tasked with dealing with the Troubles' legacy, also predicted that full disclosure of all intelligence files relating to the conflict would expose the identities of thousands of informers both inside the IRA and loyalist terror groups.

When dealing with the troubles of everyday life in black skin, let someone hold your hand.

He says he couldn't understand why he was missing simple kicks, and was having trouble dealing with that in the course of the game.

These crimes are typically pretty violent and the public has a lot of trouble dealing with that".

When a member of the staff appears out of sync with the culture of the organization, and/or seems to be dealing with personal troubles that undermine working relationships, a different kind of challenge exists.

Allawi said he suspected that the Americans weren't willing to deal with the trouble the Iranians would have made if he had become Prime Minister.

In a sign of the Kremlin's nervousness, riot police from Moscow have been sent to deal with the trouble.

It is observed to be related with the physical and mental health, athletic performance, academic performance, and the ability to deal with the trouble and distress (Snyder et al. 1991; Curry et al. 1997).

The Incredibles not only dealt with the trouble of animating CG humans, but also many other complications.

If we had a powerful government that met difficulties in a powerful way, we could deal with the troubles.