Sentence examples for way in dealing from inspiring English sources

He said that Ms. Freed had gone her own way in dealing with the authorship issue.

Gordon Brown is carrying on this role and has led the way in dealing with the current economic crisis.

The Crown Prosecution Service has come a long way in dealing with cases involving violence against women and girls.

The standard way in dealing with this difficulty is to add extra numerical dissipation, while in doing so there is no guarantee of maintaining the high order of accuracy.

John A. Perez, a Democrat and speaker of the state Assembly, said in an interview as the voting was taking place that the budget goes a long way in dealing with some of the state's problems.

The audit, which was completed Aug. 4 and first reported in The Wall Street Journal on Wednesday, found that the KBR accounting system was inadequate in nearly every way in dealing with the costs of providing food, shelter and other support for the troops in what is the single biggest project under contract in Iraq.

The two began the year warmly but parted ways in dealing with the city's $5 billion budget gap.

Particularly in the context of large-scale traumatization, the use of local personnel with no specific background in trauma treatment is of high significance to the development of efficient ways in dealing with the epidemic rates of posttraumatic stress disorder.

These different ways in dealing with alcohol drinking might cause some problem or heterogeneity when we pooled the data to summarise effect size of western pattern and healthy pattern.

The way forward in dealing with the annexation of Crimea from Ukraine will require a unified front, strong economic sanctions and dialogue.

The government said it was leading the way globally in dealing with the fast moving industry but drugs minister Norman Baker admitted it was a challenge keeping up.