Sentence examples for successes dealing from inspiring English sources

Successes dealing with hair cell regeneration have so far been limited to animal studies.

Ms. Dunn identified another reason for the successes: dealing with tax legislation they had worked on in previous years: "We knew the strengths and the weaknesses -- what would come up.

Whatever ultimately becomes Mr. Bush's signature issue, his aides and advisers say that one thing is certain: The campaign will be future-looking and feature policy initiatives, not merely point to what he considers his successes: dealing with threats to national security and problems with the economy.

In fact, many people who struggle with ADHD find that it's both satisfying and productive to talk to an experienced counselor or therapist about their frustrations, difficulties, and successes dealing with their condition.

"I think I will have more success dealing with Washington than Governor Pataki," he said.

Her success was partly because of the tactic that many Aids activists took up with amazing success – dealing with scientists and doctors on their own terms.

One aim of establishing the ICC was to replace specialist tribunals dealing with former Yugoslavia, Rwanda and Sierra Leone, which had considerable success dealing with the aftermath of individual conflicts but faced allegations of dispensing victors' justice.

The U.S. National Guard, on the other hand, has a record of success dealing with crises at home and abroad as a peacekeeping force.

WASHINGTON ― Paul Manafort, Donald Trump's campaign chairman, has had success dealing with hard-to-manage dictatorial types, from Imelda Marcos of the Philippines to Jonas Savimbi of Angola to Viktor Yanukovych of Ukraine.

Un Barrage contre le Pacifique (1950; The Sea Wall), her third published novel and first success, dealt semiautobiographically with a poor French family in Indochina.

The UFA had achieved several successes in dealing with the Sifton government, and Stewart also endeavoured to cooperate with it.