Sentence examples for it has grappled from inspiring English sources

While Japan's direct investment around the world has fallen 36percentt in the last 10 years as it has grappled with its own economic downturn, its investment in Southeast Asia has been cut in half.

It has grappled above all with a sentiment that few voice with pride: namely, their own terror.

The case contained familiar beats for those familiar with the N.H.L. and how it has grappled with head injuries in recent years.

The efforts in the Balkans have given Turkey a new venue for economic growth as it has grappled with ethnic violence that has engulfed neighbouring Syria.

For decades, it has grappled with quandaries typical of declining cities across the United States, from depopulation and disinvestment to racial tension and public corruption.

Like many other states, it has grappled with large spending gaps during the economic downturn, but its projected deficits for the next two years are nowhere near the worst in the country — more like in the middle of the pack.

Indeed, a lack of strong leadership has plagued Japan, even as it has grappled with a host of new problems, including the rise of neighboring China and a slowdown in its $4.7 trillion economy.

In the three months since Air Canada won control of the nation's air space, it has grappled with making good on a promise to improve air service, generate higher returns for shareholders, eliminate thousands of overlapping jobs and reduce billions of dollars in debt -- much of it owed by the financially ailing airline it had struggled to buy in the first place.

Whatever the company's size, its ability to push negative results off the front page of search engines will take time, and relies on it having grappled with the underlying issue that caused its reputation to take a hit in the first place.

It's something I have grappled with watching my son grow up and learning more about this condition.

And I have grappled with this issue before.