Sentence examples for ground dealing from inspiring English sources

We're down on the ground dealing with the often profane, and he's dealing with higher powers.

"I think 'Moving Walls' is a centerpoint of connecting photographers to activists on the ground, dealing with the actual issues that you are photographing — in my case, prison reform".

More sensationally, an internal letter signed by Save the Children staff calls the award "morally reprehensible", which certainly offers a hint of what life is like on the ground, dealing with the sharp end of Mr Blair's "global legacy".

"The entire concept for us is keeping both feet on the ground, dealing with praise as well as criticism and understanding that if you're going to have any success in this business, then your preparation has to be exceptional," Coughlin said.

Besides that kind of sound, the record brings two others: tunes with a string orchestra, which are light-and-lush misfires; and two collaborations with the calypso singer and guitarist Lord Superior, which bring the project closer to the ground, dealing with rhythm and history.

"Invariably, the author is best when she is back on home ground, dealing with the teenage characters, their inchoate yearnings and lonely friendships," says Pearson. "The book is at its weakest when it is most angrily political, satirising what JK's friend, Gordon Brown, calls 'bigots'bigots

"Having reviewed the footage senior officers are entirely satisfied that the officers on the ground dealt with the situation in a professional and proportionate way.

The bank lifted its revenue forecasts for 2017 to 2018 by 3%to5%5% and said: We update our estimates to reflect (1) the recent successful launch of the 3rd GX satellite; (2) the recent air-to- ground deal with Deutsche Telekom/Lufthansa; (3) an Inmarsat contract win announced by the US DoD on 8 September 2015; and (4) the now assumed launch of the 4th GX satellite.

Kass is on far firmer ground when dealing with other bioethical conundrums.

Barack Obama and Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, were at pains to demonstrate common ground on dealing with Iran's nuclear programme.

But regardless of whether Mr Kan calls an election or not, if the main parties cannot find common ground for dealing with the disaster, they still need a bomb put under them.