Sentence examples for terms of dealing with from inspiring English sources

I went against my normal instincts in terms of dealing with the press.

In terms of dealing with intrusion into grief, Wheal argued that the NUJ code is stronger.

"But she doesn't have the level of experience that I have in terms of dealing with and understanding city government.

There is a dimension of the job that is just more difficult, in terms of dealing with a budgetary shortfall.

"The good news is that I saved a lot of money in terms of dealing with costs".

It certainly didn't do me any harm in terms of dealing with the grief, because it kept me busy.

The Guardian will offer full support to all three men in terms of dealing with issues arising from their kidnapping".

"He was literally the best photographer in town in terms of dealing with color," Mr. Nickson said.

I think where I work is generally quite good in terms of dealing with harassment, but there are still some old attitudes around.

Even in Iraq, some of the military units seem to be operating more sensibly in terms of dealing with the population, but it's far too late.

"There is a certain gift that Opus Dei has," Father McCloskey said in a telephone interview, "in terms of dealing with people of influence".