Sentence examples similar to grappling with limitations from inspiring English sources

Having established himself as the master of the open-air extravaganza, having played gigs with Tiananmen Square and the Pyramids as backdrops, the 60-year-old synth king is about to spend the next few months grappling with the limitations imposed by a roof.

It is also a sort of to use a term that would make most Xers, and probably Chamberlain herself, cringe manifesto where she challenges her generation "to bring supercapitalism back into balance with an infusion of democracy and to start grappling with the limitations of what acting as individuals acting in their own self-interest can really do for the common good".

It must grapple with the limitations of its capacity to conduct investigations.

Once they've decided to "come out" as trans, they've got to grapple with the limitations of working in an industry that doesn't offer them legal protection, when they struggle to find work elsewhere.

In Ossining, Open Door -- which is also in a former department store -- faces similar space limitations, and is grappling with the problem of a limited budget and pressure to expand as well.

Engineers from Google, Facebook, Mozilla, Groupon and others who are working to solve immense technical problems gathered for three days in Budapest to discuss how they're tackling the limitations of JavaScript that companies are grappling with today.

Policy makers are also grappling with the dilemma of confidentiality and its limits.

Grappling with my thoughts.

And those are parents grappling with teenagers.

We are still grappling with the consequences".

The parties are grappling with complex issues.