Sentence examples for grappling with the problem from inspiring English sources

The Northeast is hardly alone in grappling with the problem.

OTHER retailers are also grappling with the problem of fit.

Grappling with the problem is not unique to New York.

Carr didn't like the prospect, but he liked grappling with the problem.

Responsible national leadership, they argue, requires grappling with the problem, not artificially marginalising it.

They should at least be commended for grappling with the problem, says a regional food expert.

The rare-earths industry had changed a great deal while Molycorp was grappling with the problems at Mountain Pass.

At the heart of every work Mauriac placed a religious soul grappling with the problems of sin, grace, and salvation.

Still, Thyssen- Krupp shares rose 5.63 percent in Frankfurt on Tuesday as investors concluded that Mr. Hiesinger, who became chief executive in January 2011, was grappling with the problems.

But The Dwarfs is an evocation of a particular place and period and a detailed account of young people grappling with the problems of maturity.

In some regards, grappling with the problems on an individual is a far easier task than delving deeply into the societal ills informing individual mindsets and actions.