Sentence examples for bad struggled from inspiring English sources

The bad: Struggled the final six weeks of the regular season, hitting.235.235

The bad: Struggled to start the season (.135 in 27 games) and to finish it (.204 in 21 games).

What about the day when her mother, who has a bad heart, struggled to breathe until her lips tinged blue?

The other reason for such a notable differences in the Nav phase might be that the bad navigators struggled to develop spatial knowledge during the Enc phase and subsequently, to compensate the loss of construction, they accelerated the assimilation of knowledge by constructing the small world network during first-person exposure (Nav phase) to the environment.

We know amidst the good and the bad you struggled, time and time again.

To set the reader wondering, the bad must struggle with their badness, and the good should have at least a spark of malice.

"He would always send us letters of encouragement when things were going bad or struggling with certain things and always let us know that he was here for us," former Tar Heel Phil Ford once said.

During a return of 7-0-27-0 either side of a tea interval brought forward by a period of bad light, Kerrigan struggled to assert himself.

Another male medical graduate (NSW) articulated this in: "… you're sort of playing mediator between the team and the nurses and trying to not get on the bad side of nurses, because you've always been told that's a really bad idea!" Many graduates struggled to recall IPE experiences from their education program.

Mr. Moon struggled against bad publicity.

"They struggled so bad," Kittles said.