Sentence examples for been struggles 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.
And math and reading have not been struggles.
There have been struggles, and triumphs, some of which are documented in Sex, Race and Class.
There have been struggles with insurance inspectors, disputes with the landlord over cleaning up the apartments, negotiations with the recovery bureaucracy, questions about the safety of the air, the discovery that some of their apartments had been looted, possibly by workmen or emergency workers who moved freely through the building in the months after the attack.
The report also suggested there may have been struggles with customer churn as current subscribers tired of their boxes, and inefficient marketing spend.
While the company has dominated in the living room with the PlayStation 3, there have been struggles with the PlayStation Portable handheld system.
"There have been struggles, but it's such an honour to be diving at this pool and to get the Olympic spot is just fantastic.
market has been struggling.
Instead, it has been struggling.
Their hitters have been struggling.
Financially, Cray has been struggling.
