Sentence examples for a struggle because from inspiring English sources

It's a struggle, because, as for any scientist-in-training, "you have to pay attention to publishing enough," Schwartz says.

It's more of a struggle because of the ambiguity.

"It's a struggle, because especially during the recession, we lost so many pages," he said.

"It's more of a celebration than a struggle, because things are shifting and there's more discussion.

It became more and more of a struggle because I couldn't tell anyone".

"It can be a struggle because people jump to conclusions very quickly.

"First, it is a struggle," says Szymborska, "because, obviously, at the very core of every poem, there is emotion.

Getting a permit was a yearlong struggle because of neighborhood opposition.

Mornings are always a struggle, too, "because there is always somebody else showering.

The 1980s were more of a struggle, mainly because the recently married singer had to experience the heartbreak of fathering a son, Ben, afflicted by severe cerebral palsy.

"It's been a struggle this year" because the group's trips usually cost less, said Margot Koch, a senior who is the Habitat chapter president at Trinity.