Sentence examples for about to struggle from inspiring English sources

If Spain is about to struggle, a continuing German revival will be all the more welcome.

But we shouldn't angst too much about having to struggle to maintain the "spirit" of our games.

In his heavy snowsuit and huge boots, he takes about 5 minutes to struggle up the hill.

He made some progress repairing crucial business lines, but the firm's stock, at about $24, continues to struggle.

Elsewhere Standard Chartered has slumped 4% to 412.15p on worries about its exposure to struggling emerging markets.

To the Australian Daily Telegraph, Gaga explained that "Paparazzi" was about struggling to balance success and love.

It is as if the eggs of several dozen of Frank Stella's parallelogram paintings had hatched and were flailing about, struggling to survive.

And that the real idea motivating the album was "songs about optimism, songs about struggling to find a way to be optimistic".

Adele then describes how the fear of being labelled a "bad mom" caused her to remain silent about struggling to cope with a newborn.

He makes some excellent points, especially about companies' struggles to remain true to their "core essence".

"They are about people struggling to have enough money to pay their heating bills.