Through the years, they have grappled with problems of gender, race and even income when sizing up their staff.
Like many small liberal arts colleges, Marymount has grappled with financial problems and declining enrollment.
In April, it opened an art-quilt gallery in an adjacent storefront; as the American Folk Art Museum has grappled with budget problems and surrendered exhibition space, the gallery has provided a much-needed place to display high-end quilting.
But, on a smaller scale, the city has grappled with this problem before.
Little PSA Peugeot Citroën seemed too small and too restricted to Europe to survive.Now BMW and Mercedes have broken through in global markets, and Volkswagen has grappled with many of its problems and made progress in America and in China.
Mount Kisco, where Latino immigrants now make up more than a quarter of the population, has grappled with exactly the same problems that have stirred wrenching debates in Brewster and Mamaroneck; in Danbury, Conn.; Farmingville on Long Island, in Hazleton, Pa., and all over New Jersey.
Since taking over, Mr. Corbat, a veteran of Citigroup who was spearheading much of the bank's international business, has grappled with some of the same problems that dogged Mr. Pandit, including how to shed unprofitable assets.
Indeed, a lack of strong leadership has plagued Japan, even as it has grappled with a host of new problems, including the rise of neighboring China and a slowdown in its $4.7 trillion economy.
In the year since the "Unite the Right" rally, the city has grappled with the fact that the problem wasn't outsiders.
This isn't the only food-related problem Ikea has grappled with recently.
