Sentence examples for he has grappled with from inspiring English sources

He has grappled with flat screens for dozens of clients.

Mr. Livanos said he has grappled with the same challenges others have.

But they have been on his mind as he has grappled with how to respond to the shootings.

Since then, he has grappled with reports of disinformation campaigns on his platform in countries ranging from India to Mexico.

Donald Tsang, the Beijing-backed chief executive of Hong Kong, has suffered a significant decline in his approval ratings in recent polls in recent months as he has grappled with rising local discontent.

In three decades of public life, including two prior statewide races, he has grappled with how to present himself, and how much to change: whether to be more humble, or less contentious; how to calibrate his legendary aggressiveness to suit a shifting political climate; when to leap to the attack and when to lay low.

Several times in the past, he had grappled with the retailer.

Last week, his office had said he had grappled with "certain physical and emotional ailments for a long period of time" — a more dire, if mysterious, assessment than its initial explanation, a week before, that he was dealing with exhaustion.

For nearly a decade, he had grappled with that moment when he looked down the barrel of his M-249 and into the blue Mercedes and pulled the trigger.

Damon Gupton, who plays Albert, said he had grappled with his own history as a black man during that scene and other moments when Albert stands quietly as derogatory conversation unfolds.

While the remarks, reported by National Catholic Reporter, appeared to have been made off the cuff in response to a question before an audience of hundreds of nuns, Francis also indicated that it was an issue he had grappled with in the past.