Sentence examples for is dealing with problems from inspiring English sources

This is one of several ways Collins is dealing with problems that, just a year or two ago, seemed to be sinking a personable, strapping young man (he is now 28) and a gifted football player.

If you hire badly, you'll spend most of your time as a manager dealing with personnel issues and you will find that 75% of your time is dealing with problems.

But this particular brand of contagion, in which what happens in Japan is taken as a lead indicator, is especially problematic, because Japan's stock market is dealing with problems that are, in their way, far more severe than those in the U.S. and which, more importantly, have little to do with the problems American companies face.

Roadrunnr, however, is dealing with problems of its own.

And part of government's job, by the way, is dealing with problems that nobody else wants to deal with.

"The bill that we hope is going to be passed is dealing with problems at a fundamental level," said Day-Lewis whose awareness of problems of the disabled was heightened by his portrayal of Brown, who was born with cerebral palsy, a neurological disorder that affects muscular control.

You're dealing with problems or crises.

In the developing world, we are dealing with problems of malnutrition, respiratory diseases from cooking fumes, deforestation, and failing farms.

By 18, she was dealing with problems of a troubled teenage life and gave up tournament tennis for two years.

"But a lot of the kids there are dealing with problems like birth control and sex and sexual identity.

He said Mr. Schwarzenegger had so far convinced the public that he was dealing with problems inherited from Mr. Davis.