Sentence examples for a struggling state from inspiring English sources
That sounds more like using the crisis to promote other agendas than a genuine effort to help a struggling state.
He has been teaching for eight years in both a struggling state school and a school deemed to be outstanding.
And as we grudgingly bail out General Motors, we do precious little for Detroit -- a struggling Rust Belt city in a struggling state in a struggling region.
Last year, they injected money into a struggling state telecom carrier, precisely the kind of company they had long sought to disrupt.
And during a recession, with grants and donations ever harder to come by, the lighthouses have hit hard times, particularly in Michigan, a struggling state with about 113 lighthouses — more than any other state.
In 2009 Peter Hutton, then the principal of a struggling state school in the suburbs of Melbourne, decided the only way to arrest falling enrolments was to change the way students learnt.
One month later came the purchase of a 40 percent stake in Air Seychelles, a struggling state-owned airline serving the remote island in the Indian Ocean.
Unfortunately, the Stoli we drink is distilled in Latvia and owned by the SPI Group, based in Luxembourg, as opposed to the (cheaper, less venerated) Stoli consumed in Russia, made by a struggling state-owned company, FKP Soyuzplodoimport.
The government had not made enough progress on promised reforms, the fund said.Off the runwayBelgium's government threatened to take legal action to force Swissair to take over Sabena, a struggling state-controlled airline.
The most suspicious documents to emerge recently include a string of bank transfers to different accounts at different banks with the notation that they were "advance tax payments" from Gécamines, a struggling state-controlled mining company, for Congo's central bank.
Heading south through the rice fields of the northern Mekong Delta, where small factories have expanded the outskirts of Vietnam's economic hub, Ho Chi Minh City, Mr. Quinn stopped at the Long An Textile Company, a struggling state-owned enterprise that produces synthetic fabrics.
