Sentence examples for grappling as from inspiring English sources

He visits the gym six days a week and also takes the technique-focused class, which includes sparring and grappling, as well as private lessons.

The answer is other building-sized robots, of course, who also have hands for grappling as well as legs for kicking.

If you are training for just this reason, be sure to learn a form of grappling as well.

Grappling as it is with its own existential problems, the Sena also needs the B.J.P.

Unsurprisingly, the vote has caused apprehension in the EU establishment, grappling as it is with multiple crises from migration to how to deal with Putin's Russia.

First, there's the unquenchable afterlife of a tragic relationship with which Hughes himself spent half a lifetime grappling, as with a demon.

The first is Mr Obama's failure to grapple as fast and as single-mindedly with the economy as he should have done.

The Congress had to grapple, as well, with one of the consequences of our federal system: state and national policies often work at cross-purposes.

It is a question the Obama administration is grappling with as well as it promotes the integration of more renewable energy into the grid.

The election comes as both cities consider how best to manage urban growth, a hot-button issue that Los Angeles and many other areas are grappling with as well.

Thousands of people have studied financial crises, but it would be hard to name anyone who has actually grappled with as many as Mr Geithner (see chart).