Sentence examples for sense of dealing from inspiring English sources
We're all novices in the sense of dealing with this.
"I think the Soviet Union is really making an effort to cooperate in the sense of dealing openly with other nations and in opening up the country".
Boies said, "I've been doing this a long time, and my sense of dealing with courts is that a court is pro-business or anti-business really doesn't capture what the court is going to do".
"He actually did very well at West Brom in the sense of dealing with it but he didn't get the protection from the referee at the time.
Our participants described a sense of dealing with what they perceived to be an unaccountable bureaucracy.
They do not appear to have responsibility for surgical patients, and therefore cannot be considered generalists in the sense of dealing with all acutely ill patients.
Recently, both of them have argued that the T.P.P. isn't primarily a trade agreement at all, in the traditional sense of deals that aim to eliminate tariffs, cut prices for consumers, and allocate productive resources according to the law of comparative advantage, which David Ricardo promulgated in the early nineteenth century.
Twelve months ago we all approached the Nice event as an important and defining moment and we felt disappointed when it produced something which resulted in more complexity rather than less, was more incomprehensible to the public rather than less, and seemed to reflect more a sense of deal-making than a sense of ideals behind the European process.
So anyway, we went to see the Los Angelinos play their first concert in Europe last night, in London, where they fought their own awkward sense of displacement, dealing with two sets of expectations.
So for me, it makes sense to deal with issues of race and to have diverse casts.
We first examined delivery of glucose, reasoning that if brain sensing of glucose was important for dealing with a systemic glucose load, that we would see an increased efficiency of dealing with glucose challenge.
