Sentence examples for is grappling with problems from inspiring English sources

The church is grappling with problems like a shortage of young Japanese priests and nuns.

That is certainly optimistic.Engineers are grappling with problems with little precedent.

"Politicians across the UK are grappling with problems like congested roads, air pollution and increasing levels of obesity.

The increased demand for gas comes as supplies have tightened and refineries are grappling with problems that have cut production, analysts said.

They are grappling with problems that other countries too will have to deal with in due course, such as what to do when you reach the limits of big government and how to organise society when almost all women work.

Gordon Aitken of Credit Suisse First Boston said that while Royal and Sun was grappling with problems affecting the entire industry -- like rising asbestos liability, which he said had so far cost insurers $20 billion, with claims expected to total more than $60 billion -- it was also facing more basic difficulties.

Even without the weather factor, Los Angeles is grappling with major problems with its job market, which has fallen behind other comparable major cities.

Now Vodacom, which formed a joint venture with him in 2001, is grappling with other problems.

The good news is that Mr. Peterson is grappling with these problems, roughening and expanding his work.

Orla Guerin has spent a day with one man who is grappling with these problems, while trying to stay one step ahead of the Taliban.

The New York Times Co., too, is grappling with circulation problems at its iconic New York daily and The Boston Globe, the company’s second-largest publication.