Sentence examples for try to grapple from inspiring English sources

Prince of Persia does not try to grapple with these issues.

In the House, members may once again try to grapple with the farm bill, which expired during the recess.

They view American power differently, a subject I try to grapple with at length in a piece in this Sunday's Review, "The Debatable World".

Those beneath the tent said that they had traveled to Tampa to exchange ideas, air opposition to the Republican platform and to try to grapple with what they described as disturbing realities that gripped the nation.

But, she might have added, it did no harm to flaunt them in gentleman's clubs in Houston in the half-dark, where ancient oil tycoons would try to grapple them.

The creation of a free-trade zone in Shanghai comes as China's new leaders try to grapple with how to restructure a fast-growing economy that favors state-run enterprises and restricts foreign investment and the free flow of capital.

Sabertooth carnivores may not have tried to grapple with prey.

My mind has been trying to grapple with this.

"Members are still trying to grapple with this.

Mr Morin, unlike almost any thinker in the world, tries to grapple with The Big Picture.

Dozens of books and articles have tried to grapple with these questions.