He said that leftwing Australian writers of his generation – he is 71 – were strongly involved in the anti-Vietnam movement and consequently struggled to write fiction about the war and its protagonists, even though they had grown up listening to its myths and stories.
This put a dent in the fortunes of the American Association, whose teams consequently struggled to pay the players' salaries and thus, had to utilize amateur, semi-professional or minor league players.
In a sea of young faces in the lecture theatre, mature students are often misunderstood and consequently struggle to integrate with their considerably younger counterparts.
The fact that the United States is the only developed country without universal health care has led to the kinds of problems evoked in the Soptic ad: many people lack health insurance or lose it after being laid off, consequently struggle to pay for high medical costs, commonly face grave medical problems as a result, and sometimes die.
Unfortunately, many students fail to understand the importance of higher-order thinking skills (Stanger-Hall, unpublished data) and consequently struggle to develop these skills.
Saltzman had branched out into several other ventures of dubious promise and consequently was struggling through personal financial reversals unrelated to Bond.
Without sufficient funding, we're likely to see more and more early-years providers restricting the number of funded places they offer, if not opting out of the scheme completely in order to stay in business: and, consequently, more and more parents struggling to find a "free" place for their child.
And consequently, the struggle to mitigate inequality, rather than "making poverty history" through debt relief has become the most urgent task.
According to the Grattan Institute, this represents "a big turn-around from 35 years ago when all income groups had similar home-ownership rates" and consequently "many struggle for the quality of housing that their parents enjoyed".
It also gave us the California stem cell program, which has the right to spend $3 billion in public funds with virtually no legislative oversight at all, and consequently after 10 years is still struggling to find its way.
