Sentence examples for better struggle from inspiring English sources

The U.N. is rightly thinking about how to strengthen local groups to help them better struggle for democracy.

Worryingly, despite its significance, some people, including those senior managers who really should know better, struggle to prioritise it and see the long-term need.

"But it's better to struggle with your stuff than do the stuff everybody's doing".

According to the lawsuit, Mr. Kalman, who referred questions to Mr. Lee, picked the name "because of his personal philosophy, expressed in his films, that it is better to struggle through difficult times in life than to commit suicide".

"Most coaches come in and change what they inherited for the better but struggle when the time comes to rebuild again because players they have to drop are ones they brought in.

When Leeds chief executive Gary Hetherington says the product on the field has never been better, I struggle to disagree.

In the first story of Torah, the Torah's telling us, we are in this world because it's better to struggle than to have G-dliness handed to us on a silver platter.

Furthermore, when averaged scores on exams 2 5 were compared, non-struggling students outperformed struggling students; however, the exam performance of struggling students who accepted peer tutoring was significantly better than struggling students who declined peer tutoring.

It's a lot better than struggling".

Why do we end up embracing one technology while another, better one struggles or fails?

He also noticed how some pitchers with better fastballs struggled because they threw nothing else.