Sentence examples for be struggle from inspiring English sources
verb
To strive, to labour in difficulty, to fight (for or against), to contend.
- During the centuries, the people of Ireland struggled constantly to assert their right to govern themselves.
"Continuing to play more tournaments, going to China there are going to be struggle moments.
Yet it would be struggle to say Shafik has established a high profile.
There are two rear seats which would be OK for children, but accommodating two Olympic hammer throwers would be struggle.
However, Boulger says that in most cases lenders will only let them act as guarantor if they can prove they have enough money to repay your whole loan, which could be struggle.
Afghanistan's complicated ethnic politics mean he is expected to focus on sweeping to a first-round win, as he would be struggle in a second-round showdown that would potentially unite the Pashtun vote behind another contender.
It will be struggle to hold fifth, behind Lincoln, Mercedes, Lexus and BMW.
Our economies may be struggling.
"And I would be struggling".
"They looked to be struggling.
But still there is struggle.
