Sentence examples for issues grappling from inspiring English sources

Knowing that I can come up with counter arguments or contrasting figures or raise questions about social issues grappling Britain as a defense tactic, I instead choose to acknowledge the problems rather than dismiss them.

He also announced the government would press ahead with thorny policy problem of modernising the Royal Mail, an issue grappled with by successive administrations.

We run into the same issues when grappling with how to deal with any suicidal murderer who thinks he is dying for a cause.

For time-poor GPs working in busy environments where a multitude of issues presented, grappling with complex cases of injury, illness and recovery was difficult.

Coaches and owners said Commissioner Roger Goodell made it clear this week that he wanted the league to deal with this particular issue after grappling with it for several years.

For many GPs, central to interpreting this complex information for women was the issue of grappling with the notions of risk and uncertainty, which challenged GPs on a number of levels.

"A number of the issues we grapple with have cross-border impacts and so have an impact on Californians both directly and indirectly," Mr. Kiy said.

"It's a blatant attempt to mislead commentators on the issues instead of grappling with the real issue," he said.

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.

It's been an interesting journey and many of the issues I grappled with still remain unsolved.