Sentence examples for be left struggling from inspiring English sources

Something like six million others would be left struggling in underfunded community colleges with typically poor rates of graduation.

Those councils most desperate for extra funding to meet the needs of their working-age disabled and frail older people will be left struggling to cope.

But he acknowledged that if the computing and services businesses were not strengthened by the merger, the printer division could be left struggling to support a heavier burden.

South Korea's best-known film festival could be left struggling to fill its 2016 programme, after a group representing many of the country's most high-profile film-makers agreed to mount a boycott over municipal interference.

"It will mean that wealthy parts of the country will find it easier to meet rising demand whilst those areas where council tax raises less money will be left struggling.

In its report, the NAO also said that BIS "consistently over-forecasts how much it expects to collect annually by around 8%." Using that percentage figure, House of Commons library research has found that the department would be left struggling to cover an extra £600m expenditure from 2015/16.

Arts institutions are left struggling to adjust.

"That was wholly unexpected so primary care trusts were left struggling to pay", he said.

Law jobs are harder to find, and law school graduates have too often been left struggling.

Parisians were left struggling to make sense of their new reality.

Like him, we're left struggling to fill in the blanks.