Sentence examples for grappling with the consequences from inspiring English sources

We are still grappling with the consequences".

They now find themselves grappling with the consequences of having their money frozen.

The union, like the rest of the world, is grappling with the consequences of post-cold-war economic globalisation.

"Now the S.E.I.U. is grappling with the consequences of some of the steps it took to achieve that growth".

But it is grappling with the consequences of a political environment it did so much to create.

These factors have affected BAE's performance in the UK, where the group is grappling with the consequences of a sustained reduction in spending by the Ministry of Defence.

"The virtuality of the debate has made it difficult for us to grapple with the consequences of the proliferation of the world outside of this bubble," he said.

As the United States enters a deflationary period, all kinds of companies will have to grapple with the consequences of falling prices.

THE collapse of the Taliban has been so sudden, so quick and so complete that the world is only beginning to grapple with the consequences.

Britain's largest coal miner, UK Coal, is fighting for survival as it grapples with the consequences of the devastating fire that closed its biggest colliery.

The anti-immigrant sentiment of the Brexit debate has swept all before it in many parts of the UK, but in Scotland the tone is very different as the country grapples with the consequences of Thursday's historic vote.