Sentence examples for grapple with constraints from inspiring English sources
A new study commissioned by Premera Blue Cross, based in Seattle, has found a rapid acceleration in higher costs to private payers in Washington State, for example, as hospitals and doctors grapple with constraints in the federal health insurance programs.
The team also has to grapple with time constraints: They will have just 22 seconds of microgravity to conduct experiments that take 8 minutes on Earth.
As Waldinger (2008) points out, migrants do not come and go as they please, but only engage in physical cross-border mobility to the extent that states allow it, and scholars have begun calling for approaches to transnationalism that grapple with the political and legal constraints on mobility (Boccagni, 2012b; Mountz, Wright, Miyares, & Bailey, 2002).
As a small-cap portfolio boss, Athey is a bit like an NFL general manager grappling with salary cap constraints.
"This work deals with constraints".
The impossible constraints the city's residents must grapple with are as unique as they are emblematic of economic injustice facing all black people in the US.
As companies grapple with a flood of new data — from the Web, social networks, sensors and video — the constraint of traditional storage only becomes greater.
Most Americans never grapple with this.
Watch them grapple with Jackson Pollock.
Rather than grappling with nature, business leaders would grapple with big ideas.
The Risk player must grapple with the fickleness of allies.
