Sentence examples for figures to deal from inspiring English sources

There were also weak Chinese and European PMI figures to deal with.

But her painting also assumed and maintained an overtly political direction, in large-scale pieces that combined abstraction, words and figures to deal with social and political issues, from AIDS and homelessness to the war in Iraq.

Within two weeks the issue had been further escalated to Mark Otty, E&Y's London-based managing partner for Europe, Middle East, India and Africa, who assembled a team of senior figures to deal with the matter, also calling in law firm Linklaters to provide outside advice.

A Bloomberg administration, they said, might require a far stronger personality with a greater potential for a towering figure to deal with the new, Republican mayor.

"We'll have to figure how to deal with it".

It's a predictably rough ride corralling the rambunctious teenagers, some of whom have issues more pressing than figure skating to deal with in their lives.

She let her come and stay until Mary and Joseph figured how to deal with this unexpected, extremely inconvenient miracle.

Section 2 is service, and it involves figuring how to deal with the most obnoxious customers imaginable.

"A Nobel scientist is more likely to figure out Washington than a career politician is to figure out how to deal with carbon sequestration," Mr. Leistikow said.

We have to figure out how to deal with it".

"The students, like everyone else, are trying to figure out how to deal with this".