Sentence examples for grappling hard from inspiring English sources

It is grappling hard with the court ruling in its news media, in its lunch-counter talk and in its legislature, where committee members are hoping to come up with at least the beginnings of a bill on same-sex couples this month.

But while technology is making it easier for sites to create that experience, retailers are still grappling with hard questions about how much media to mix with their commerce.

Everywhere Sandy hit, utility companies and customers were grappling with hard questions about storm response.

Imagine kids engaging with other kids while grappling with hard problems and designing creative solutions to what most interests them.

Now they must grapple with hard choices on spending cuts and tax increases.

But when it comes to grappling with the Hard Problem, crazy-sounding theories are an occupational hazard.

I was in Hillary Clinton territory, interviewing people who are grappling with economic hard times in cities, towns and boroughs from Scranton, where Senator Clinton's father was born and raised, to Allentown.

After the deaths of two workers on the subway tracks, New York City Transit officials are grappling with a hard question: Are they putting the right people in charge of work crews underground?

But when you're grappling with a hard problem like language learning, your personal tolerance for minor irritations must necessarily be very high indeed.

But instead of grappling with these hard questions, they shut down, insisting that women must not be allowed to run amok with their claims, as if women who share their pain with the public do so for pleasure, delighting in the felling of men's careers.

But just as we're finally starting to see limited partners make the hard decisions to throttle back investments in private equity, so too are some VCs grappling with their own hard decision: Stick with a broken asset class and try to fix it or just leave and start anew.