Sentence examples for grappling to control from inspiring English sources

The housing crisis and welfare bill today's Conservative Government is grappling to control were, in part at least, caused by Thatcher.

Of course today, Facebook has lost some of its luster as it grapples to control user behaviors migrating to mobile, a massive disruption to its business model.

Goodison Park was conceived in unusual circumstances: two factions of politicians on the Everton board grappled to control the destiny of the club.

Many, but not all, were punished with suspensions ranging from one game to four as the league grappled to regain control, which it finally did after issuing a suspension of 21 games to Raffi Torres of Phoenix for a leaping head shot that sidelined Chicago's Marian Hossa for the rest of the playoffs.

Mr. Préval's commission is leaning against a traditional army, but it is grappling with how to control the rise of drug trafficking and what sort of force is needed to monitor the border that Haiti shares with the Dominican Republic.

The debate in Washington is both heated and off course, because no one is grappling with the difficult issue of how to control health-care costs.

"With Greece's myriad of financial problems at a record high, economic relationships are strained by the current credit controls as businesses grapple to seek permission in order to pay suppliers, and individuals are limited to withdrawals of EUR 60 per day," said Rehder.

Ball was later grappled to the ground by a policeman.

Healthcare payers, including MCOs, grapple with the challenge of providing access to essential care that improves health outcomes in the face of increasing need to control healthcare costs.

Ms. Skaggs seems to be grappling with relinquishing control and aging.

Hundreds of thousands of London commuters are being promised cheaper travel and more frequent services within two years as Transport for London grapples to seize control of privatised train services across the South East.