come to grips with

Example Sentences

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Ultimately, it shows us something that we as a nation had better come to grips with sooner rather than later.

From Salon

RonNell Andersen Jones: And I think the story goes to illustrate a much wider point we’re all trying to come to grips with in the press freedom space, which is the range of federal regulatory pressures that are, or potentially can be, leveraged by the executive branch.

From Slate

Kostenko said he was concerned that Fedorov could take some time to come to grips with the large ministry if parliament confirms him to succeed the current defense minister, who has been in office for six months.

From The Wall Street Journal

U.S. companies and the federal government, meanwhile, haven’t yet come to grips with Americans’ longer lives, Stern says.

From MarketWatch

The move comes as Hollywood creators, agents and executives come to grips with rapid advances in artificial intelligence, which has assisted workers with routine tasks but also caused a stir with the release of realistic AI actors, such as Tilly Norwood, which has more than 66,000 followers on Instagram.

From Los Angeles Times