Sentence examples for case of struggling from inspiring English sources

But this isn't a case of struggling young actors sponging off Mom and Dad.

"People I don't even know are calling me horrible names," said Ms. Corfield, an art teacher who had pleaded the case of struggling teachers.

In testimony before Congress earlier this month, one consumer advocate cited case after case of struggling consumers who had seen their credit card rates more than double for no apparent reason, even when they had faithfully paid on time.

The dilemma of the official trilogy and public paradox in mainland China concerning ELT is a case of struggling over the questions of what English is, what English has, and what English does.

Shelli and Tom Milley, two lawyers from Calgary, Alberta, launched their highly unusual case after years of struggling to make their three reluctant children do school work out of the classroom.

This usage can have health applications in the case of individuals struggling with over-stimulation or sensory processing disorder.

In the case of a struggling family, decisions by one party ripple into life shattering consequences, even when intentions are seemingly pure.

Unlike Bostrom, who supposes that our descendants will create simulated worlds for curiosity's sake, Hanson sees the business case for simulating people: instead of struggling to find a team of programmers, a company will be able to hire a single, brilliant em and then replicate her a million times.

But if things do not go to plan, Citizens Advice bureaux will see many more cases of people struggling with benefit-related problems than the 2.2 million we deal with every year at present.

The range of goals was a perfectly timed illustration of City's power with their leading strikers injured, ill or, in the case of Álvaro Negredo, struggling to finish from three yards.

No, I will not relate the case of a patient struggling with his memory, his failed lapses that manifest themselves in the form of a symptom that clearly has too good a memory, or his buried memories, patiently re-invented to defeat repression.