Sentence examples for desperately struggle from inspiring English sources

More like snap on, desperately struggle to pry off.

Each time they interfere in the events of the distant past, however, they create unforeseen ripple effects that dramatically change their world ― Ron and Hermione never get married and Albus's cousin Rose is never born, Voldemort wins the war ― and they desperately struggle to go back and rectify more and more problems.

The S.E.C. is desperately struggling for relevance.

The exhausted penalty killers — Fredrik Sjostrom, Blair Betts, Dan Girardi and Marc Staal — desperately struggled to stave off the onslaught.

That gave Bush the second chance of the night to assert his desperately struggling bid for the Republican nomination.

Were it not for this opportunity I could have easily been one of those unemployed former public sector workers, desperately struggling for an job against unequal odds.

Like General Motors and Citibank, California is likely to be judged too big to fail, especially with the United States desperately struggling to regain its economic footing in the present global crisis.

"We're now hearing from record numbers of families up and down the country who are desperately struggling to keep the roof over their heads.

Argentina aren't playing well, having looked stodgy against Bosnia-Herzegovina, then desperately struggled, and nearly failed, to break down Iran.

Environmental health offices in councils are desperately struggling to sort out problems, while at the same time working with a smaller budget after government cuts.

I thought of the island of Lampedusa today, desperately struggling with in immigrants trying to land their boats from Africa — and how that seemed like a metaphor of hope and fear and crushed dreams.