Sentence examples for fails to grapple from inspiring English sources

But if Mr Obama fails to grapple with these three things the budget, China and the Middle East he will surely be seen harshly.

It fails to grapple with how design has come to pervade our world in all sorts of ways both visible and invisible, tangible and abstract.

What it fails to grapple with is the darker reality that civilizations, like all else, have a beginning and an end.

But he fails to grapple with the argument made, for example, by Martin Guggenheim in a piece about Bartholet in the Harvard Law Review.

If, as seems near certain, he fails to grapple with France's public spending and competitiveness problems ahead of time, Mr Hollande will simply be postponing a day of reckoning.

He also fails to grapple fully with some obvious criticisms of his ideas; the costs of expanded health care and of a "Universal Insurance" program, for instance, would be formidable.

Here, falling back on his radio days, he failed to grapple with what television was about.

(The authors also fail to grapple with the anti-progressive impulses of Christian and Jewish fundamentalism).

He said the previous administration had failed to grapple with the nation's energy sources through a comprehensive plan.

But there is one question the party has failed to grapple with: What if Gov. David A. Paterson refuses to go?

Authoritarian and inept governments, often propped up by outside powers, have failed to grapple with the many challenges.