Sentence examples for circumstances struggle from inspiring English sources

India is a nation where 300 million people like the Ratres are so poor they cannot afford enough to eat, yet even those in the most wretched circumstances struggle to survive.

Ms. Fitzgerald's characters were people fallen into difficult circumstances, struggling to cope.

"Without this, too many older and disabled people will be left in desperate circumstances: struggling on alone, living in misery and fear".

Poor people are not stupid, but they can be misinformed or overwhelmed by circumstance, struggling to do what even they recognise is in their best interests.

The resolution of the case comes after the city agreed in July to pay $1.5 million to settle a suit stemming from the death of an inmate under different circumstances — a struggle with correction officers in the prison ward at Bellevue Hospital Center; and in June, a $2 million settlement of another Program lawsuit that involved a fatal beating.

In certain circumstances, real struggle is needed in order to attain this desirable goal.

In such circumstances professionals struggle to empathise, assess the patient's emotions and understand symbolic and metaphorical idioms of distress and these can compromise clinical decisions and accurate diagnosis, and lead to disengagement.

However, it is unrealistic to believe that, "under current circumstances," such struggles will lead to Islamic states.

Many people, despite having a good payment record and no change in circumstances, are struggling to access a competitive deal with their existing mortgage provider, and possibly other lenders, because they no longer qualify for a loan under the new criteria.

Although by no means the only measure of learning disability, this IQ figure does give some idea of the challenges facing largely untrained prison staff working in adverse circumstances and struggling to respond to individual need in a sea of numbers.

The fact is you knew nothing about my life, my circumstances, my struggles, or the repercussion your nonchalant glance would ensue.