Sentence examples for continued struggle with from inspiring English sources

The continued struggle with stent sales was offset by double-digit growth compared with the year-ago quarter in other business areas, including the company's three endosurgery businesses, and in urology-gynecology and neurovascular units.

Boxee's continued struggle with Hulu suggests the content cartel has decided to double down on the hardball approach while they still can make it work.

The region's continued struggle with the gap between rich and poor, Eller notes, now more reflect broader national trends as opposed to something unique to the region.

We see the effort to illustrate the continued struggle with bigotry -- and the inherent double standards at play -- as a positive step that can help us move toward fixing the situation.

Given our nation's continued struggle with chronic unemployment and the fact that food stamp enrollment has reached an all-time high of roughly 1 in 6 Americans under President Obama, it's no surprise that we heard about personal, first-hand experiences in each and every one of the focus groups we held.

It's part of his continuing struggle with religion.

(In a new preface, Hitchens ruminates on his diagnosis and continuing struggle with cancer).

His appearance here carries an additional significance for those aware of his continuing struggle with a brain tumor.

He noted several trouble spots: air support and transportation for the Afghan forces, command and control capabilities and a continuing struggle with attrition in the Afghan Army.

The conductor James Levine's continuing struggle with back problems has caused him to wipe clean his slate of performances between next week and next fall, music officials said on Friday.

Iran's continuing struggle with democracy -- pitting a youthful population thirsty for change against an aging and conservative theocracy -- is finding expression in the nation's cinema.