Sentence examples for battling a problem from inspiring English sources

He had been battling a problem with kidney stones, a medical issue directly related to dehydrating himself to make riding weight.

As Israel's election campaign begins in earnest on Tuesday with a two-week blitz of television ads, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is battling a problem that, at first glance, may seem enviable: Everyone seems sure that he will win.

Through the weltering confusion of their four points of this and five pillars of that, Friedman and Mandelbaum again and again return to one inspiring theme: the leader "too dumb to quit," who insists on battling a problem again and again until a solution is found.

Roddick, seeded seventh, said he was battling a nerve problem in his shoulder.

Meanwhile, Clarke is battling a weight problem at around 245 pounds, at least 20 pounds overweight.

Rudy Fernandez, the team's electrifying swingman, is battling a nerve problem in his back.

Ward thought Hero's Tribute, who has been battling a foot problem, did not like the racing surface yesterday.

Share prices, inflation rates and bond yields are all falling (see Buttonwood); the oil price is slumping; China is battling a debt problem (see article).

He said his association has been "battling a cultural problem that discriminates against men and women," because it "presupposes that children will stay with their mothers.

Home is a lilac house on Lilac Street, shared with a mutt named Babs (after Senator Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California) and a pot-bellied pig named Ruby (inspiration unclear) who is battling a weight problem.

McFadden was once an undisciplined child who gave Henson nothing but grief, and his mother was battling a drug problem while trying to maintain a close bond with her son.