Sentence examples for issue to be grappled from inspiring English sources

Mills believes that the main issue to be grappled with is high school students' awareness of job opportunities.

These are issues that will no doubt have to be grappled with, but Kennedy and crew have to make their argument in the face of a drug war that costs an estimated $13.7 billion a year, and where drug offenders make up half of the federal prison population.

That didn't play well here at Ford, but I thought it was an important signal to send internally, that these were the kind of issues we needed to be grappling with.

In Ms. Takei's solo dance, she appeared to be grappling with mighty issues of life and death, dissolution and renewal.

With their enigmatic explorations of identity and persona, these recent films seem to be grappling with the human issues of the online age.

These questions give some indication of the sorts of issues you should be grappling with when you start to design your study.

Australia also argued the concept of "conflict of interest" itself was too hard to define, despite the issue being grappled with in many other forums: There is no clear understanding of what a conflict of interest is and it means different things to different people.

As we chat, it becomes clear that most of the issues Stiefel will be grappling with are those that vex companies the world over.

It's a shame Lohan's not ready to address the actual issues she's grappled with.

In a sense, it underscores the very issue Rock is grappling to explain to his daughter, for the main question circling the first lady's hair is not whether she should go natural but how in the world she manages to get that look.

LET us begin by outlining the key issue that investors will be grappling with over the coming months.