Sentence examples for be able to struggle from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, most European countries would be able to struggle through.

Hopefully I'll be able to struggle for Sarah in the very near future.

"Despite all of that, the American economy has seemingly been able to struggle along without collapsing into a much deeper recession, which certainly would have been the case in the period 20 or 30 years ago".

However, it is also a means of social construction: those who hold power (and those who are able to struggle to gain more opportunity for their children) value and uphold a system that maintains existing social status and opportunity.

In the end, she has publicly coped with a series of life traumas that other women have been able to struggle with in private...the loss of a child, a life-threatening disease, a cheating husband.

The prey of accipitrids and Strigiformes are taken by ambush attacks on or near the ground; as such, they are less likely to be seriously wounded or dead upon capture, being able to struggle against their captor more vigorously.

Councils and housing associations will be able to help struggling homeowners by buying all or part of their homes and leasing them back.

I have made a commitment to dedicate the rest of my professional life to helping other women over 50 be able to stop struggling with dating and instead find and meet quality men in record time through my workshops, products and private coaching.

They want the right to work, to get the same benefits as others, to be able to study without struggling".

In a battle of the N.F.L.'s two worst passing defenses, Griffin should be able to outduel the struggling Josh Freeman.

Because of the increased size of the fund this year, officials said, the agencies will be able to help more struggling families in the coming year than in years past.