Sentence examples for issue to grapple with from inspiring English sources

Fenech had this issue to grapple with on the spot: Exactly how does one respond to instant fame?

But there may yet be another issue to grapple with: the legality of "ritual slaughter" as practised by Muslims and Jews.

Faced with the unique prospect of having another, adjacent issue to grapple with after marriage equality, forcing us to confront our duty to women, non-binary people and trans men more directly than ever before, the Irish LGBTQ community presents a path forward for global LGBTQ politics.

A key issue to grapple with in this first phase lies in the fact that there is an enormous array of possible formulations to choose from.

They've blamed the American people, for being too concerned with economic issues to grapple with longer-term threats.

There are still serious issues to grapple with: school place shortages, curriculum confusion, and a looming teacher shortage.

Woodman had a couple of less tangible things going for her: terrific charisma — she could have been an actress — and really urgent issues to grapple with.

College sports has plenty of issues to grapple with, but despite being part of a weird run of early-season firings of basketball coaches, Army has fashioned an amazing start to its season.

Edwards brought in Robinson from Tampa Bay, but he has only two interceptions and Ferguson could be a cheaper option for a team that will have salary cap issues to grapple with in the off-season.

Since most of its support comes at the expense of the MPP, it may clear the way for a possible DP victory and thus a change of government.If it does take charge, the DP will have other issues to grapple with.

"It is one of the toughest issues to grapple with in the Legislature," Steinberg said this week.