Sentence examples for grappling again from inspiring English sources

The Town of Huntington is grappling again with old complaints about groups of men standing around.

Then the drums and electric guitar kicked in, and Mr. Mellencamp was grappling again.

They end up grappling again next to the cage.

Dr. Krupp had treated children and teenagers with M.S. before, but each time a new patient came in, she grappled again with what she considered a major deficit in the diagnosis and treatment of the disease.

From the early fifteen-nineties, at the beginning of his career, all the way through to its end, Shakespeare grappled again and again with a deeply unsettling question: How is it possible for a whole country to fall into the hands of a tyrant?

And so we grappled again with how to make this happen.

A small, self-published effort, the words had come easily, but I grappled again with issues of confidence and self-worth.

He is probably the most high-profile self-professed Liberal to openly grapple again and again with one of the most vexing ironies that modern political progressives must confront: the liberal tolerance of the religious extremism that threatens the very foundations of the liberal tolerance that allows religious extremism to flourish.

When the Tucson tragedy happened recently, and every thinking person was forced to grapple again with the various ways our culture fails, I tried to scare up evidence of where it has had some real successes: in my lifetime, the races and the sexes have made good faith moves to regard each other differently, more respectfully.

States on the border are grappling yet again with efforts among prominent conservatives to label Latino immigrants a security threat.

Officials grapple again with fair competition and gender definition.