Sentence examples for continually struggling from inspiring English sources

The government is continually struggling to control Medicare costs.

A man continually struggling with his own hypocrisy, Harold tries to justify the house – unsuitably opulent for the headmaster of a secondary modern school – by telling his parents that purchasing it had been against all his and Beth's principles.

But given the often unforgiving vagaries of the film business — with smaller films continually struggling for attention in a marketplace dominated by big-budget behemoths and generations raised on the movie theater as the center of the cinematic universe giving way to younger ones steeped in on-demand streaming — the certainty of a guaranteed check can feel like a safer route. .

An unlikely horse named California Chrome, bred in California, owned by two men in their first-ever racing partnership, and trained by a 77-year-old former jockey who works out of a quarter horse track in Orange County, carries the torch now for a sport continually struggling to find its footing.

She said: "A mattress is the perfect size for me to just be able to carry it enough that I can continue with my day, but also heavy enough so that I have to continually struggle with it".

Academics, he says, cannot do this, since they continually struggle for funds.

Even with her newfound clarity, Ms. Dominguez continually struggles to understand her son's needs.

Worse, girls continually struggle to get their voices heard amongst rowdy cajoling boys.

It is a promise abortion rights advocates have continually struggled to achieve.

Successive waves of terrorists have continually struggled to convince mainstream media organisations to give them publicity.

He continually struggled with his temper and his addictions, both to alcohol and drugs.