Sentence examples for problems of dealing from inspiring English sources

The problems of dealing with the partnership in these circumstances have been recognized by outsiders who are now playing a role in the case.

ONE of the problems of dealing with a sexually transmitted disease, such as AIDS, is that people routinely lie about their indulgence in the sorts of behaviours which pass it on.

Stephens bought the loan a year ago from the Royal Bank of Scotland after the bank decided that holding it was not worth the problems of dealing with the protesters.

Their song, an original called "The Compliance Blues," was all about the problems of dealing with Moody's compliance department, the group in charge of maintaining the company's ratings standards.

She sees the older nuclear power stations – built with science and requirements that prove inadequate today – as a wider metaphor for the problems of dealing with social and political inheritances.

And while he's not the first modern English novelist to be compared to Nabokov, he's almost certainly the first Booker Prize winner to have written a piece on the etiquette problems of dealing with a belligerent, suitcase-raiding pig in Tennessee, as he did for this magazine in 1999.

A compromise may be possible for David Cameron in the problem of dealing with refugees.

It has also drawn new attention to the enduring problem of dealing with nuclear waste.

Even the problem of dealing with hypochondriacs was alleviated, Dr. Murray said.

"So we have a problem of dealing not just with unsold stock, but produce in transit".

At the heart of this is the problem of dealing with that well-paraded paradox: regulating the free press.