Sentence examples for subject of dealing from inspiring English sources

But he also acknowledged that there were "memos back and forth" on the subject of dealing with Libya.

Personal finance expert Suze Orman broached the difficult subject of dealing with finances during and after a divorce when she visited me on Mondays With Marlo.

While our culture no longer whispers the name of serious conditions such as cancer, we far too often go silent on the subject of dealing with a disease that is likely to take the life of someone we love.

One perennial subject of deal rumors is another social network: Twitter.

BLOOMBERG NEWS American Airlines Chief Cites Deal Experience  |  Tom Horton, whose bankrupt airline has been the subject of deal rumors, has a reputation for not backing down from a fight, Reuters reports.

Bloomberg LP itself has been the subject of deal chatter in the last two years or so, amid rumors that Mr. Bloomberg might run for president (possibly leading him to reduce his interest in the firm) or that Merrill Lynch, its balance sheet shredded by write-downs, might sell its minority stake.

The subject of Kevin Hart dealing with his father's past addiction to drugs made great fodder for his 2011 stand-up comedy documentary film, "Laugh At My Pain".

In the process, however, his writing became overwhelmed by its subject, or rather the means of dealing with the subject.

The majority of prior investigations include sample sizes of less than two hundred subjects, with the challenges of dealing with small sample sizes leading to decreased predictive accuracy when applied to the general population [ 5, 6, 10- 12].

Colin MacInnes began to publish in the 1950s, making a point of dealing with subjects his mother couldn't stomach: urban squalor, racial issues, bisexuality, drugs, anarchy, and "decadence".

Every day was literally hell, because of the nature of the subject matter, dealing with death and being in hell literally.