0 past simple and past participle of grapple --
1 to fight, especially in order to win something: --
That is the difficulty with which we are grappling, and we have grappled with it for the last six years.
The constitutional implications for this and other countries are so involved and important that they cannot be grappled with in the short term.
A few surveyors have boldly grappled with the difficulty, and have tried to find a way out.
Certainly, those who have grappled with and have tried to understand the intricacies of a notional income will find themselves relieved of a headache.
Kovic has a thorough knowledge of the diocese, its work, and the various dilemmas with which it has grappled, and provides a complex and insightful description of this process.
Narrative, of course, has become central to our understanding of how city dwellers grappled with the onslaught of modern political, social and cultural life.
That loss of authority is what modernists have grappled with.
But he also pointed out difficulties which are often overlooked even now by those writers on method who have not themselves grappled with difficult problems.
