Sentence examples for seeks to grapple with from inspiring English sources

There are signs that Mr. Romney may be feeling the pressure as he seeks to grapple with a wave of conservative critics.

That's Gareth's view and based on his and Gabby's five-year quest for a baby, and all they went through, he's written a play that seeks to grapple with the issues – it opened this week in Birmingham before travelling to London.

Her comments were just another sign that the state is rapidly running out of options as it seeks to grapple with what amounts to a war on three fronts: shortages in power generation throughout the Western states; shortages in the natural gas used to generate much of the power in the region; and the financial distress of the two utilities as the cost of both power and natural gas soars.

In related news, Twitter today said it will begin enforcing new rules around how it handles hateful conduct and abusive behavior on its platform — as it seeks to grapple with a growing backlash from users angry at its response to harassment and hate speech.

Artists of all kinds, regardless of any firsthand experience with the Holocaust, have sought to grapple with this tragedy.

While the politicians made their points, board workers sought to grapple with an impending change in their lives.

Mrs. Clinton's campaign showed signs of being buffeted by conflicting forces as it sought to grapple with a dwindling number of options.

Harold Wilson's "burning with the white heat of technology," and other famous phrases, sought to grapple with the era while never quite understanding what was happening to him or his government in a changing Britain and a dramatically changing world.

A visual distillation of the issues of freedom and predetermination that this drama sought to grapple with, it brought a thematic resolution to the drama, even as the plot galloped on.

As we approach the next general election, and politicians of all parties seek to grapple with problems of social policy, public service managers are in a unique position to influence the continuing debate.

Kosovo was Mrs. Clinton's third stop in a whirlwind round of Balkan diplomacy as the United States and the European Union have sought to grapple with some of the bitter issues that have continued to bedevil the region after NATO's interventions more than a decade ago.