Americans haven't come to grips with the new demography .

美国人还没有对这种新的人口趋势采取对策。

Come to grips with To confront squarely and attempt to deal decisively with:

使直接面临并打算断然处理：

Indeed, some great scholars never come to grips with those realities at all.

的确，有些伟大的学者永远不能理解安全那些现实。

Sf writers are supposed to be soaked in the future, ready to come to grips with it.

科幻小说作家应该着眼未来，随时把它攥在手中。

Mussolini would never have dared to come to grips with a resolute British Government.

墨索里尼是不敢同一个坚决的英国政府搏斗的。

He volunteered to go to the remote mountainous region to come to grips with poverty and desease there.

他自告奋勇去偏远山区解决那里的贫困和疾病问题。

Oil-exporting countries, as they come to grips with the decline in oil prices, face this issue.

石油出口国目前在极力应付油价的下跌，它们也面临着这个问题。

Inventing monsters to explain or come to grips with natural disasters has deep roots in Japanese culture.

他们用与怪物的斗争来解释自然灾害的说法已经在日本文化中深深扎根。

Once you've come to grips with the layout of the city, head to Circular Quay, Sydney's version of Grand Central Station.

一旦掌握这座城市的布局，就去环形码头，这里是悉尼版的中央车站。

And the business world is struggling to come to grips with a radically new economic climate where risk is, well, a four-letter word.

商业世界正在挣扎着应对极具崭新的经济气候，在这里充满了风险，当然，这是一个人们不太爱听词语。