Sentence examples for importance of grappling from inspiring English sources
The authors demonstrate the importance of grappling with economic, social, political, cultural, and environmental values in water conflicts.
Corporations are grappling with the importance of a centralized, diverse leadership pool.
In so doing, he touches on an issue that psychologists have grappled with: the importance of emotional versus intellectual ability.
"Audio recordings of the justices grappling with questions of national importance should not be treated like they're part of a Friday afternoon news dump".
But none of that reduces the importance of the issues that the next president will have to grapple with.
The Doctor and Davros's philosophical discussions might have grappled with the meaning of home, the importance of friendship and the nature of mortality, but it all ultimately boiled down to the quality of mercy.
As addressed in [1], "the growing importance of cloud computing makes it increasingly imperative that we grapple with the meaning of trust in the cloud and how the customer, provider, and society in general establish that trust".
But this is the first time a Labour leader has grappled confidently with the issue of "cultural integration" and the importance of speaking English.
In Peru and Colombia new museums are grappling with the complexities of memorialising continuing armed conflicts.There can be no doubting the importance of recalling the crimes of the past.
The importance of this news may be deemed worthy of a mere footnote on the schedule of important issues with which Scotland is grappling but it ought to rank much higher.
