Sentence examples for dealing with through from inspiring English sources

The result is a collection of real young people's voices portraying the world and the issues they are dealing with through their eyes.

"After what we went through making [the album] and also with all the speculation and the amount of pressure we had been dealing with through the entire process … it's a relief to finally have it out".

They aim to reduce CO2 emissions from power plants by around 30percentt as of 2030 compared with 2005, but we will need must deeper CO2 reductions thereafter (e.g. by 2050), and across many more sectors of the economy (e.g. transport, which the Administration has started dealing with through stricter fuel economy standards).

Look at the issue you are dealing with through another perspective'.

They also raise the chance of potentially catastrophic miscalculation by both sides -- an issue we must urgently deal with through positive engagement with the Chinese Navy.

In this paper, we have dealt with through-the-wall detection, localization and tracking of multiple humans by a single UWB sensor and UWB sensor network as well.

Another 19,137 were dealt with through cautions.

The issue, he said, could have been dealt with through budgets, by the Ministry of Education.

"I hope as an Arab that it will be dealt with through the Arab League," he said.

The rest of the creditors will be dealt with through bankruptcy court.

My view is that it should have been dealt with through salary which is taxable".