Sentence examples for while wrestling with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "while wrestling with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of struggling or grappling with a difficult problem, decision, or emotion. Example: "She found herself while wrestling with the decision to move to a new city for her job."
Bernard wanders around in a daze for a while, wrestling with his programming to remember what happened, and then... Well, just give it a watch.
He ignored me while wrestling with Sasha.
They became friends and he edited festival programmes for Britten while wrestling with his first novel.
Our chief foreign problem is to avoid a nuclear catastrophe while wrestling with the other super-nation on the edge of the abyss of mutual annihilation.
On a recent night, you could eavesdrop on insider dish about Nancy Reagan while wrestling with a smoked salmon bruschetta ($9).
Paddy Considine is cast against type as a non-psychotic, well-educated detective parachuted in from Manchester to investigate the inquiry while wrestling with monogamy.
It is Mr Nicholson, widely seen as a capable politician, who must now choose what to cut while also wrestling with problems over orders for new fighter jets and ships.
Meanwhile, teachers and schools are being flooded with data, new startups pitching tools, software and apps at every turn, while still wrestling with archaic infrastructure, data in multiple formats — really, just a broken system.
This sounds like an incredibly simple proposition on the surface and a bit of a no-brainer, but, CEO and co-founder Franks tells me, is quite challenging under the hood, not least creating a frictionless user experience while also wrestling with the way traditional insurance underwriting is configured.
While airlines are wrestling with higher oil prices, they have few options to keep their fuel costs in check.
But while I'm wrestling with my secular approach to spirituality, we'll keep celebrating both holidays.
