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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are laboring to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing efforts or work being done towards achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The team are laboring to complete the project by the deadline."
Alternatives: "are working to" or "are striving to".
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are laboring to
noun
Standard spelling of from=American spelling
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Thousands of utility workers are laboring to restore electricity to hundreds of thousands of customers.
A growing number of organizations are laboring to create such an environment.
WASHINGTON — Unpopular and divided, the once mighty House Republicans are laboring to repair their image and frame a new agenda.
The Spartans are laboring to get over.500, but it won't be easy against a Wisconsin team that seems ascendant.
In addition, those officials said, Mr. Rumsfeld and his senior advisers are laboring to strip away risk assessments that they say should be left to policy makers.
That hurdle makes it unlikely that Liechtenstein will open the flood gates to foreign tax authorities, who are laboring to uncover the identities of suspected tax cheats.
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He was laboring to avoid answering the actual question about pay equity for women.
So Congress has been laboring to disguise a price increase in a more palatable package.
Ultimately, he is laboring to salvage the legacy of a deeply unpopular war.
Mr. Aaronson has been laboring to preserve party unity since he was elected chairman in January.
Wright studied Youkilis's at-bat and knew Cabrera was laboring to throw strikes.
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