Sentence examples for it's grappling with from inspiring English sources

Bilderberg has reached out to Silicon Valley; it's grappling with AI.

The question that it's grappling with, says Milner, is almost "how do we enable empathy in a crowd as opposed to individuals?" It may all sound far-fetched.

Jack Dromey, Labour's spokesman on home affairs, argued that Britain could not afford to risk a visit from Trump at a time when it's grappling with extremism — both Islamist and Islamophobic.

I rarely drink the stuff in any other context and in fact I find it a little too sweet, unless it's grappling with the salty, fatty onslaught of cured brisket and brown mustard on rye bread.

One reason the Fed is feeding inflation is that it thinks it's grappling with a conundrum: Inflation is rising, and the economy is weakening.

Facebook wants your feedback on the toughest issues it's grappling with, so today it published a list of seven "hard questions" and an email address — [email protected] — where you can send feedback and suggestions for more questions it should address.

These draconian preventative measures are the country's response to the waves of amphetamine addiction it's grappled with since the end of WWII.

While "Seinfeld" was famously about nothing, last season "Louie" often seemed to be about everything, whether it was grappling with our country's history of racism or the inexplicable torture of unrequited love.

Interestingly, even though the for-profit world is more used to a mark-to-market environment, it is grappling with its own measurement challenges.

It runs dozens of schools and medical clinics and distributes food to many of the territory's 1.7 million residents, but says it is grappling with a huge budget deficit of more than $67m £44mm).

It runs dozens of schools and medical clinics and distributes food to many of the territory's 1.7 million residents, but says it is grappling with a huge budget deficit.