And so they've had to grapple for much longer with the question of whether you could bring everybody up to the top end of the curve.
Though the district ranges from rural, mountainous areas to the suburbs, Delaney doesn't think he'll grapple too much with problems of conflicting interests among his constituents.
Only focus on the scrub characters (Christie, Eddie, lili, and other brain dead characters. Don't try to grapple too much against faster characters. Try to sidestep slower opponents. Don't use throw mixups as it's only for pro players.
Another key difference between our study and that of Briffa's [44] is the relative rarity in A. domesticus of escalated contests in which males grappled – a much more common occurrence in G. pennsylvanicus (this study, K. A. Judge, pers. obs., see also [70]).
The missile, along with a dozen ready-to-fire 107-millimeter antitank rounds, just a few feet away, is part of a problem that the American military has only begun to grapple with: as much as one million tons of ammunition is scattered around Iraq, much of it unguarded -- like the armaments here -- simply because the United States does not have the personnel to keep watch.
But the world's boardrooms have started to grapple with a much broader set of questions about Asia.
WASHINGTON — As Senate Democrats grapple with how much of President Obama's broad gun control agenda is politically achievable, or even desirable, Senator Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, chairman of the committee with jurisdiction over gun laws, said that moving to tighten background checks should be a top priority.
An agreement for less commercial development could mean that Mr. Pataki and Gov. James E. McGreevey of New Jersey, who control the Port Authority jointly, will have to grapple with how much revenue loss will be borne by each state -- a significant discussion, in light of current budget woes.
Published by mature DC Comics imprint Vertigo, Preacher is a 75-issue series by writer Garth Ennis and artist Steve Dillon that doesn't so much grapple with big ideas – good against evil, the sacred and the profane – as take a tyre iron to them.
