Sentence examples for constantly struggled from inspiring English sources

The censors were not native English speakers and constantly struggled with innuendo.

Richard May, the presiding judge, has constantly struggled to confine Mr Milosevic's questions to the issues at hand.

The Britain I've always known was one that constantly struggled against the fear of opening itself to "the other".

Having constantly struggled against prejudice and poverty, her work is made up of confessional pieces that narrate the intimate story of her life as a Roma woman.

Joe Ferrara, who owns two garment district businesses and is on the board of New York Angels, a group that invests in start-up businesses, said small-footprint office tenants and light manufacturers constantly struggled to find affordable office space.

However, authorities say that despite a €2m project to renovate the murals in 2009, they have constantly struggled to protect them from scribblers and souvenir hunters, who are known in the vernacular as "woodpeckers".

"I'm constantly struggling.

Then we're constantly struggling, fighting that uphill battle.

The oligarchs are constantly struggling with each other over their shares of the economic pie.

It has exceeded its customers' expectations so often it must constantly struggle to top itself.

You have to constantly struggle to get the support to meet her basic needs.