Sentence examples for grappling with a crisis from inspiring English sources

A lawyer named Kara Youngblood spent the hours fielding questions from a raft of green-industry employers grappling with a crisis at least as worrying as the economic downturn a decade ago.

Neuwirth was grappling with a crisis involving one of her most at-risk recipient groups — a highly visible women's-rights organization in Libya, whose director, Salwa Bugaighis, a fearless lawyer, had just been murdered by five assassins in her home, in Benghazi; Bugaighis's husband had been abducted and her sister threatened that she was "next".

Neuwirth was grappling with a crisis involving one of her most at-risk recipient groups a highly visible women's-rights organization in Libya, whose director, Salwa Bugaighis, a fearless lawyer, had just been murdered by five assassins in her home, in Benghazi; Bugaighis's husband had been abducted and her sister threatened that she was "next".

Even hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico, currently grappling with a crisis of its own, mourned with the city of Las Vegas.

Many LMICs are currently grappling with a crisis in human resources for health (HRH), caused by factors such as under-investment in health education; the HIV/AIDS epidemic, which has increased the workload on health professionals and exposed them to infection; and brain drain of health professionals [ 27, 28].

Angela Merkel appears determined to prevail, as she grapples with a crisis that will likely define her political legacy.

In an indictment made public Thursday, prosecutors relied heavily on e-mail exchanges between Mr. Cioffi and Mr. Tannin in trying to paint a picture of fear and desperation inside Bear Stearns as the firm grappled with a crisis that would eventually lead to its end.

But Mr. Emanuel did not say how Chicago, grappling with a fiscal crisis, would pay for that.

Both cities, like the District, are grappling with a housing crisis.

Italian lawmakers, who are grappling with a financial crisis and facing nearly 12 percent unemployment, would undoubtedly oppose such a move.

She pointed out that at the turn of the 20th century the United States was also grappling with a masculinity crisis.