Sentence examples for worth grappling from inspiring English sources

The episode notes that in 1966 the Production Code was replaced by today's M.P.A.A. movie ratings; now that would have been worth grappling with.

If there is a lesson for the UK's often confused, lacklustre and predominantly mercantilist foreign policy, which often appears more interested in drumming up business at any cost, denuded of any moral dimension, it is that there are issues worth grappling with in their own right, where hard work in the long run, not the knee-jerk recourse to bombers, can produce results.

While Perry takes the message from the Bible to mean poverty is hopeless and therefore not worth grappling with, Jesus Christ was actually delivering a different lesson: "For ye have the poor with you always, and whensoever ye will ye may do them good," the Son of God advises in the King James version of the Bible.

Android/iOS If you like beefy fighting games like Infinity Blade, then Gods of Rome is well worth a grapple.

Their stories, and the fateful choices of a not-so-distant past, are worth pondering in an imperfect democracy still grappling with both the burdens of race and the responsibilities of a free press.

In the history of capital punishment in America, the 2010 case of Jeffrey Landrigan seems inconsequential, but it is worth revisiting now because it shows how hard the conservative majority has tried to avoid grappling with the grisly realities of this execution method and, really, with the death penalty in general.

Grappling with my thoughts.

And those are parents grappling with teenagers.

We are still grappling with the consequences".

The parties are grappling with complex issues.

Others are grappling with dire circumstances.