Sentence examples for dealing with the ongoing from inspiring English sources

Fifteen minutes before Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner unveiled the Obama Administration's new plan for dealing with the ongoing financial crisis, the stock market was down a little less than one per cent.

She wasn't expected to survive, smashed her pelvis, broke 28 bones, had a stroke, spent over a year in hospital, and is still dealing with the ongoing health issues it's caused.

"Dealing with the ongoing water shortage is just part of life here," said Jason Ekus, an agent with ReMax Central in Summerlin and president of the homeowners' association for the Casa Rosa neighborhood.

Getting all worked up about this money may not, strictly speaking, be rational, but I think that paradoxically, if some of this money is clawed back, it'll increase the chances that we'll be able to keep dealing with the ongoing crisis in a rational way in the future.

This on top of dealing with the ongoing refugee crisis and the rise of the far-right across parts of the continent.

Dealing with the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan and other episodes from English history, the album featured John Parish, Mick Harvey and Jean-Marc Butty as Harvey's backing band and the quartet toured extensively in its promotion.

During these months, he dealt with the ongoing sore in his mouth by placing a bumper of chewing gum between his teeth and his tongue.

In other words, Erdogan is harming the military campaign as well as directly undermining the West's efforts to deal with the ongoing refugee crisis.

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"While on the face of it, both EA and Activision Blizzard posted similar positive results against a backdrop of heavy industry change, each company has a very distinct strategy to deal with the ongoing challenges of a games sector in transition" said Piers Harding-Rolls, head of games at industry analyst IHS Technology.

"You know, Secretary Gates used to famously argue that there are more people in military bands than in the entire foreign service," he said, responding to Mrs. Clinton's call during her testimony for Congress and the administration to deal with the ongoing security dangers.