Sentence examples for no grappling from inspiring English sources

For the most part, they brought no tools other than M-16s — no chain saws or bulldozers, no grappling hooks, generators, or field hospitals.

But if, deep down, there is no acknowledgment of a bailout — no "b-word" — there will be no grappling with the "c-word," complicity.

Mayweather-McGregor would be much more interesting, and more competitive, if it were a hybrid — say, a kickboxing match, with punches and kicks allowed, but no grappling.

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But the songs no longer grapple with elemental evils; Mr. Hetfeld's latest demons come from within.

The cast and Mr. Luisi were no doubt grappling with the vocal problems plaguing the veteran heldentenor Simon O'Neill, singing Siegmund.

There is no serious assessment of Mr. Gore's record in Congress or his performance as vice president and no real grappling with such controversies as his involvement in the 1996 campaign finance scandals or his changing views on abortion.

There are none of the set-piece reminiscences of Pentagon war councils that you might expect (and that Bellow would have revelled in), and no sustained grappling with the convolutions of thought and experience that led Elster and his real-life counterparts to pimp their high-octane brains to the nastiest regime in American history.

The tapes show Dr. Dean as a no-nonsense decision maker grappling with the stuff of governing -- health care, education, attracting businesses to the state.

Five- to seven-year-olds will no longer have to grapple with "the concept of the nation", as controversially suggested in the February draft, but instead should be taught about "changes within living memory".

Yet the hawks show no sign of grappling with their failed predictions.