Sentence examples for left dealing with from inspiring English sources

"We're left dealing with the fallout".

At the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, which was another of his responsibilities, "we were left dealing with what seemed like the fifth string….

When Britain completes its messy surprise divorce from the European Union, young Britons will be left dealing with the fallout of a decision they did not support.

As it is, the South African Football Association is left dealing with a match-fixing scandal whose tentacles stretch across the world and that has forced its president and four other officials to stand down.

Her 102-year-old father, who grew up in towns along the Mississippi, has just died; her only daughter is off to college; and Morris is left dealing with her grief and anxiety, and trying to understand why she has always fled her past.

Otherwise, you're left dealing with "many companies of that kind, and many competitors".

You're going to be back into the world right after you leave, dealing with the problems that are out there.

– left dealing forever with the reality of it.

Someone delivers your bags to your room and collects them again when it is time to leave, deals with your passport and visas, organises your golf or boat trips.

If you are the color don't leave deal with it for one round it is okay.

Recently Merrill has announced that it would be shedding 3,400 jobs worldwide, including 400 in London but it has left divisions dealing with European equities unscathed.