Sentence examples for Time struggle from inspiring English sources

Second, the Republican Party will, over time, struggle to develop a coherent moral stance that does not conflict with the leftward drift, both in values and behavior, of the electorate.

"You have to try and keep clients who are already difficult, introduce new systems to them, sell that to them and at the same time struggle by with what you have while in a market where other people have better products at a better price".

Rina, who works part time and attends La Guardia Community College, and Jennifer and Israel, who work full time, struggle to support the family on their combined pay of about $600 a week, said Ms. Vallejo, who is not permitted to work under her humanitarian parole status.

Most companies arrive at a purpose through some sort of intellectual exercise, and, over time, struggle to stick to it.

Walking through them is an eerie experience – they are teachers as much as memorials, offering a model of existence in harmony with the environment; something the most advanced architects of our time struggle to achieve.

Student learning in college, particularly for at-risk students, is a product of focused, consistent and somewhat relentless faculty engagement with students who must devote considerable amounts of time, struggle, passion and pride in mastering general education goals and major learning objectives.

And the whole time struggling to get out.

Once upon a time, struggling students hired tutors.

He spends his entire time struggling with the elements.

Steinberg lived for three more years and much of the time struggled with intractable depression.

Viewers will spend more time struggling with his sometimes undecipherable accent than pondering his wisdom.