Sentence examples for been able to struggle from inspiring English sources

"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".

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.

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

But we anticipate we'll be able to struggle through.

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.

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

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.

Co-founder Helen Greiner says iRobot — now a publicly traded company currently valued at $940 million — "wouldn't have been able to have struggle through" without both.

Over the course of her career, Warren has been able to advocate for struggling people without actually having to work for­— and thus inevitably disappoint — them.

"Some of the great players haven't been great captains because they haven't been able to understand the struggle.

And perhaps because he had stomach problems in recent days and had not been able to eat regularly, he struggled with his usually reliable jumping tonight.