Sentence examples for unit which has grappled from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bell was credited with reviving sales at the European unit, which has grappled with problems ranging from mad cow disease to angry French farmers.

The computer services industry, which has grappled with increasing competition particularly from Indian companies, has been seen as ripe for consolidation and merger activity.

They understand that failure could threaten even Russia, which has grappled with Islamic extremism in its south, so they have allowed American military goods to flow across Russia.

The local unit, which had abducted Torres, was the ACC.

Modern-day America is depicted as the latest iteration of the colonial powers with which Iran has grappled for centuries, thus justifying "internal vigilance".

When not writing and publishing, he is often traveling or talking -- about racism, injustice and the political feuds in which he has grappled firsthand over the past four decades.

The request for more structural supports to facilitate easier virtual networking and collaboration in the post-F2F phase is something with which CCGHR has grappled, via support for SI alumni meetings at conferences.

Hence, this is an issue with which the NAACP has grappled for over a century.

The Italian coastguard, which since the European Union withdrew funding for wider rescue missions has grappled with increasing numbers of migrants, could not immediately confirm the incident.

This is something with which every adult trans person with a family I know has grappled.

Dr Jonathan Godfrey, principal of Hereford sixth-form college, has grappled with a 20% cut in funding over the past three years, which has meant increased staff workloads.