Sentence examples for which is dealing from inspiring English sources

The new relationship could be equally advantageous to Bonobos, which is dealing with rising competition online.

But those low interest rates also present a challenge for JPMorgan, which is dealing with glut of deposits.

The prosecutor's office in Augsburg, which is dealing with the case, says so far there is no evidence to charge him with a crime.

But themes also come with challenges, the first of which is dealing with friends and family members who may be skeptical.

The staffing decline at the department's Office for Civil Rights — which is dealing with a large increase in discrimination complaints — would be steeper.

But ratings, not critical praise, are becoming the standard for judging success at HBO, which is dealing with sharply escalating program costs and pressure to increase profits.

The other side is the sports disciplinary side which is an independent side which is dealt with by the relevant Fifa bodies.

Also, their calculation is required with a view to determining the kinematic restitution coefficient for deformable body collisions, which is dealt within Part II of this series.

To improve the accuracy of estimation, we are encountered with a combinatorial optimization which is dealt with probability-based approaches in this paper.

How to obtain a sample representative of the population of interest is a general issue for all epidemiological studies, which is dealt with in standard textbooks [21].

While the Derby's purse is $2 million, the Hunt Cup's is $75,000, which is dealt among the owners of the top four finishers.