Sentence examples for grappling with the issue from inspiring English sources

It has plagued them over the ages (Gogol was grappling with the issue in "Dead Souls").

The N.A.A.C.P. board has been grappling with the issue for several years.

The N.A.A.C.P. has been grappling with the issue for several years.

The medical community has been grappling with the issue in an increasingly public way.

School districts around the country are grappling with the issue of social promotion.

Most Protestant denominations are grappling with the issue, as are most state governments.

Taken together, they show that N.C.A.A. officials were grappling with the issues raised by the lawsuit well before it was brought in 2009.

An HBO spokesperson said the show would be "grappling" with the issues raised by the attack when work begins on the next season's episodes.

The classical music industry may currently be grappling with the issues of ageing audiences, declining attendance and biting funding cuts, but on the fringes, things are flourishing.

"We are grappling with the issues of over-incarceration in New York and around [the US]." Courts, he said, could serve as an agent for change.

What we argue for is the creation of a culture that is both transparent and constantly grappling with the issues of outcome measurement.