Sentence examples for alternative struggling from inspiring English sources

Ms. Clarke is hopeful, though, that more frequent, shorter breaks are better than the alternative: struggling to find any time off at all.

Hemp's champions see it as a source of agricultural jobs, an alternative for struggling tobacco farmers and a wonder plant with uses from bluejeans to building materials.

With the New York commercial art world operating like a corporate gift shop, alternative spaces, struggling for cash, become ever more important.

Martin has not hidden his preference to stay in New Jersey, and while Denver, with a promising young nucleus, may be a good alternative, the struggling and rebuilding Hawks are not nearly the winning organization that Martin has hoped to be a part of.

But that fear-mongering hasn't made much of an impression on parents who consider public charters a worthy alternative to struggling local schools.

The diplomatic offensive is certainly aimed at providing energy alternatives to struggling island nations.

"In India the party needs a charismatic leader," argues Cho Ramaswamy, a confidant who says he both seduced and murdered her on stage in his acting days.Those looking for a mainstream alternative will struggle.

A viable alternative will struggle to garner enough enthusiasm.

Listeners to 101.9 FM in New York, until recently a struggling alternative rock station, got a taste over the weekend of what its new owners hoped would be a successful new format: FM news.

Labor, which is supposed to be the alternative, has been struggling to keep it together.

As long as the Olympics represent the premier international competition in top players' minds, alternatives will struggle to gain traction.