Sentence examples for best struggle from inspiring English sources

Even the best struggle with elements of the game, either because they de-emphasize them or because they're just not very good at them.

American Zach Johnson took a one-shot lead after a difficult opening day that saw some of the world's best struggle in the 142nd Open Championship.

By then, Korea, Japan and Taiwan will deliver higher educational opportunity for 80percentt or more of their school leavers while the Central African Republic, Congo and Niger will, at best, struggle to reach five per cent.

In a survey of 127 rheumatology patients in Glasgow [ 11], 3 were unable to read and 18 were functionally illiterate, so that 17% (1 in 6) would at best struggle with patient education material and 1 in 20 could not read prescription labels.

And most of the best struggles unfolded out of the limelight, showcasing the depth of men's tennis.

Appearing in his 41st career final, Nadal, the Australian Open champion, was not at his best, struggling to counter Murray's powerful service game.

But on a night when many of the world's best struggled to stay upright during their zig-zag runs of tricks, it was Bright who handled the pressure and put the pressure on.

A day after declaring that his grass-court game was right where I want it to be, the six-time Wimbledon champion was far from his best, struggling to put away an unheralded opponent.

The Italian, who is renowned as a remarkably sensitive driver who needs the car to be to his liking to perform at his best, struggled with the car's power-steering system.

The world's best companies struggle relentlessly to find and keep the vital few.

The best scientists struggle with this prohibition daily, knowing that even the most seductive data may well disappoint.