Sentence examples for course struggles from inspiring English sources

Society, of course, struggles against these deprivations largely by placing us in the hands of caregivers.

And of course struggles with the parent-child relationship are almost universal, and that's also something an audience can relate to".

Of course, struggles outside of the ring contribute to Angles' glaring downside.

Kasumigaseki isn't the only prestigious golf course struggling with gender equality.

Fairgoers this year are, of course, struggling with another question — how damaging will the recession be?

At a mid-sized public university in the Western US many students enrolled in Intermediate Accounting I (their first upper-division course) struggle with the rigor and academic demands of this course, resulting in failure rates of 30 45%.

I was one of the lucky ones, with most people on my course struggling to get any sort of legal-related work," recalls Bar Professional Training Course BPTCC) graduate Georgina Blower.

The midfielder was a key figure for the team that finished fourth in 2009-10 under their then manager, but had since seen his career stray off course – struggling to recapture lost form after an ill-fated season with Internazionale.

Intelligence communities, of course, struggle to identify threats as these scientific capabilities continue to grow.

Of course, struggling to turn around the long and steady slide in U.S. milk consumption is not as attractive or remunerative as pursuing climbing growth abroad.

Instead of that scenario providing a platform, Kaymer endured a series of on-course struggles until this year.