Sentence examples for because it struggles from inspiring English sources

But the serious point in this: that Europe perennially fails to make its case to the public because it struggles to quantify and specify the subtle ways in which it touches our lives.

Oncology, on the contrary, is probably a unique medical discipline, which combats not deviations from norm and mistakes of the nature, but rather nature as such (because it struggles with a natural biological phenomenon).

In this specific case, contrasting significant co-expressions produces a non-extreme differential connectivity result for MSTN, presumably because it struggles to handle changes exemplified by the MSTN MYL2 co-relationship.

"Book of Numbers" was sometimes hard to read, not because it was incomprehensible or too demanding but because its textures were overwhelming, and because it struggled to find a form that could contain and focus those textures.

India's performance lagged behind China's because it struggled to move workers away from agriculture.

Despite making 55.6 percent of its shots, Colorado State was on the brink of being run out of Rupp at halftime, trailing by 45-31, all because it struggled to endure Louisville's press.

He came to the conclusion that religion was superior to ideology, because it struggled with "the evil inside man", whereas revolutions destroyed the contingent carriers of evil, but embraced "the evil itself", and even magnified it.

Lebanon needs generous ones, because as it struggles to rebuild itself after the Israeli invasion, it is already bent double under a weight of debt.

Because of it, struggling to survive, many children soon become high risk targets for contracting HIV themselves.

'Oh well we want our methods to be strong for these reasons' … I wrote it because I struggled.

ABC cancelled its hit show because it had struggled to keep the interest of its viewers after it revealed that Leland Palmer Ray Wisee), by way of Bob, was the one who'd killed his daughter, Laura.