Sentence examples for long grappling from inspiring English sources
But California has spent so long grappling with its fiscal woes that this has been neglected.
Europe has long grappled with the "German question".
Scholars have long grappled with a definition for noir.
Courts around the country have long grappled with the question of canine weaponization.
Germany has long grappled with the bitter legacy of the Nazis.
Financial economists have long grappled with the so-called "equity premium puzzle".
Farmers and ranchers throughout the West have long grappled with cyclical water supplies.
Vivienne Westwood has long grappled with two pasts: the 18th century, and her own.
On the other hand, Americans have long grappled with an existential fear of foreigners controlling U.S. land and food resources.
Transit officials have long grappled with the question of whether front and back subway car doors should be locked.
Philosophy and religion have long grappled with that riddle, while science — their cautious, detail-oriented sibling in the Big Questions family — has mostly sat out the discussion.
