Sentence examples for grappling with this problem from inspiring English sources

But he pointed out that some tax preparation software companies, banks and brokerage firms are already grappling with this problem.

The country has been grappling with this problem for years since the Simpson trial, and in a way, it feels like it's only gotten worse over time.

Ford had already been grappling with this problem for more than a decade, which led it to recall a total of 14.2m vehicles.

If doctors are made subject to the strictures and scrutiny of the market, they cannot also be expected to behave like public servants.The government is currently grappling with this problem in relation to consultants, as it struggles to "modernise" the NHS.

When their predictions turn from cold snap to heat wave, say, it can play havoc with the forward price of gas.WSI, a firm that owns the Weather Channel and sells forecasts of its own to airlines and other weather-dependent companies, has been grappling with this problem.

But, on a smaller scale, the city has grappled with this problem before.

We can grapple with this problem now, and try to develop workable solutions.

It is high time that Cambridge University grappled with this problem, which encourages an attitude that there are "good colleges" and other colleges which are also-rans.

The predictable results were soaring energy consumption, waste, smuggling, pollution, market distortion and inexorably rising bills for the state.Iranian governments have long grappled with this problem.

The neurologist and writer Oliver Sacks grappled with this problem for years, wanting to be noticed for his writing but unsure if this was allowed.

The most important conflict with which a small child is faced is his relation to his parents, the "Oedipus complex"; it is in attempting to grapple with this problem that persons destined to suffer from a neurosis habitually fail.