Sentence examples for it wrestles with from inspiring English sources

In fact, as it wrestles with its own intuitions about dullness and repetition, it rises intermittently to something like greatness.

"Another day in paradise," he said.But Downing Street set great store by the summit's agreement to consider British concerns as it wrestles with its European destiny.

Review: "His greatest success … is in his handling of the concealed cruelties of this insular community as it wrestles with its congenital fear of the unknown, of the stranger, the city, war and God.

Even though Spain is the current focus of market concerns, investors are also worried that Italy will be back in the spotlight soon, as it wrestles with its own debt problems and the specter of an economic collapse in its autonomous region of Sicily.

But this forced exodus is only the latest chapter in Hawaii's difficult relationship with its homeless as it wrestles with two forces: a warm climate that facilitates outdoor living and the threat to the image of the state that is central to tourism.

The FA is known to be in the midst of a wholesale review of its expenditure as it wrestles with the impact of the expected collapse of one of its main broadcast partners, Setanta, whose deal to cover England and FA Cup matches is worth almost £44m a year.

Her letter captures the curious admixture of superiority and humiliation which is commonly encountered in the Ummah as it wrestles with its place in the current world order, particularly so in today's Middle East.

Developing them side by side forces the organization to keep its head up and its eyes forward even as it wrestles with the day-to-day challenges of executing its core strategy.

And it's one the government should keep to the front of its collective mind as it wrestles with the problem of coming up with something better than council tax.Nick Raynsford, the local government minister, looks a worried man, and so he should.

The book is all about love - falling in it, wrestling with it, drifting out of it.

The excessive leverage hobbled Primedia over the last decade as it wrestled with the inexorable decline of the print media business.