Sentence examples for age struggle from inspiring English sources

"It's a skill set that most young playwrights his age struggle to develop but seems to come naturally to him".

But they also watched a proud leader, his strength sapped by illness and age, struggle to get his words out.

David Spadafora, the president of the Newberry, said that as libraries in the digital age struggle to maintain relevance, works like the Olivi texts are of profound importance.

Consequently, the average Chinese four-year-old can count up to forty, whereas American children of the same age struggle to get to fifteen.

In "Out" many of the women, from young teenagers to homemakers on the cusp of middle age, struggle for the ripe, pubescent look.

Peter Templer and Charles Stringham, whose aestheticism and eccentricity hark back to a more genteel age, struggle to find a place in the new England.

"If we don't tackle the challenge of under-saving, by 2050 we face the nightmare of a pensions crisis with people of working age struggling to pay for an ageing population.

Students a third his age struggled to keep pace, motivated by his affability and compulsion to share the tales of a battlefield he's walked and sought to preserve for decades.

But in an age struggling to define class, it stuck anyway.

Despite this, Haggard in late middle age struggled as new waves of country-pop passed him by.

Bob Duggan, writing in the Big Think web forum, said the woman fending off the soldier, "stands for every person of every age struggling against powerful forces of oppression.