6 sentences with “deal”

It was to be the Greeks who were to determine how to deal with health issues in the Western world.

Bargaining: the dying person tries to make a deal with death, makes promises, spends long periods of introspection and begins to glimpse the threshold.

Thus, the rulers of the Mesopotamian city-states and empires had to deal with guarding their borders against an enemy they could not pursue, while maintaining control over their own cities.

Macedonia was a kingdom ruled by a single monarch, but that monarch had to deal constantly with both his conniving kinsmen and his disloyal nobles, all of whom frequently conspired to gain more power for themselves.

The assistant manager had to deal with the discouragement that had set in among the employees, who felt left behind because the company's managers had just moved to new offices, far from the warehouse where they worked.

One of the reasons the Romans were so effective in assimilating conquered peoples into Roman society was that they built a great deal of infrastructure; being conquered by Rome seemed less of a burden when an aqueduct, public baths and a street system appeared within a generation of Roman conquest (the relative cultural and religious tolerance of Roman culture was also key).