Sentence examples for most successfully grappled from inspiring English sources

As were the two German film-makers who most successfully grappled with the early sound era.

Case studies describe how four universities have successfully grappled with creating a more female-focused, dual-career oriented, and family-friendly institution.

As secretary of defense, Mr. Cheney successfully grappled with immensely difficult issues surrounding the post-cold war military, and waged a textbook campaign to evict Saddam Hussein from Kuwait.

What we should specifically do about this isn't yet obvious, but the problem is one that we've successfully grappled with throughout economic history.

State workforce agencies have successfully grappled with back benefits and Senate standoffs before.

McArthur successfully grappled Hubble at 17:14 UTC, and at 18 12 the telescope was safely berthed in the payload bay of Atlantis.

Fleisher, in all his glorious failure, is a character study based on the writer Delmore Schwartz Citrinee, a much cannier figure, successfully grapples with what Bellow calls "the moronic inferno" (yes, that's where Martin Amis got the title).

Advocates on both sides agree that to successfully grapple with the nation's energy needs and the demands for clean air, water and a landscape not utterly despoiled, there has to be some balance between production and conservation.

We have to successfully grapple with big threats to our economy and the future of our nation.

Instead, we arrived at our proposals by listening to each other and studying how other states successfully grapple with problems similar to ours.

If students are to successfully grapple with authentic, complex biological problems as scientists and citizens, they need practice solving such problems during their undergraduate years.