Sentence examples for perpetually dealing with from inspiring English sources

And because Canadians have generally hitched our feelings of national identity to a game, we are perpetually dealing with a crisis.

Fonda père was famously critical, perpetually dissatisfied, and notoriously uneasy when it came to dealing with emotion on or off the stage.

He has spent his life dealing with famously distressed countries, usually in Africa, perpetually in one kind of financial trouble or another.

For the perpetually maligned lab, it was responding to the public outcry over reported radiation leaks, and for the supermarket chain, it was dealing with the fallout from a labor dispute.

Dealing with my impatience.

"Dealing with the Active".

Dealing With Bureaucracy.

Dealing with social expectations.

It is in that asylum — the sugar house of the title, and the analogue to the gingerbread cottage in the fairy tale — that Greta (a perpetually peeved Ali Ahn) must deal with her anguish.

But, in my perpetually practical and mature manner, I've dealt with it.

Employers will have to deal with a completely different labour market, not the perpetually rejuvenating workforce we've been used to.