Q. Do you wrestle with how to keep employees from getting burnt out?
Historians wrestle with how a flag that stood for treason can be seen as patriotic.
Given the murky world of lust, Bering is right to wrestle with how to draw legitimate moral and legal boundaries.
With such a mix of dreams and tough limits to wrestle with, how did she square the circle?
And during each legislative session, it seems, lawmakers wrestle with how to make the state's highways and rural roads safer, usually spurred by the latest horrific accident.
As investigators wrestle with how best to tackle online sex exploitation crimes, Detective Forrestal said that those who committed them seemed to need some education, too.
This time, it's Kim Jong Il (and Saddam) playing David Koresh.... Sober minds wrestle with how to break into the mind of George Bush".
"We know there's no way to keep the 2009 budget intact without making cuts," Ms. Quinn said, adding that the Council must wrestle with how to raise revenues.
But as some members of the religious right wrestle with how to reclaim their moral authority, another group is quietly beginning to rise.
But Mr. Olsen insisted that many Utah communities wrestle with how to apply local obscenity laws and often need advice on how to prosecute violators.
It's as if some superior beings from another galaxy had landed here and built the towers, and we primitive humans now must wrestle with how to maintain and dispose of them.
