Sentence examples for does struggle to from inspiring English sources
Once she was gone, Carlson said that he really does struggle to book politicians, especially ones — like Rubio, perhaps — who maintain an artful ambiguity about some of their positions.
"I think he does struggle to make the weight," he said.
The app does struggle to read lots of text, text that is in bad light, or any text at all if your hand is a bit shaky.
Eventually I did struggle to my feet but I could not lift my leg to get into the shower.
If couples do struggle to conceive and require IVF the chances of success fall with advancing female age and more so from 35.
Casado freely admits that it is hard to impress a layperson with his technology: "People do struggle to understand it," he says.
Nevertheless, following the action requires serious concentration, and it may be that some readers will, as I did, struggle to follow the storyline.
On that note, despite 500 years of collective experience of housing plants (since Columbus returned with a pineapple), we do struggle to keep them alive.
But we also have to recognise that a small number of parents with mental health problems do struggle to look after their children sufficiently well.
When children do struggle to learn their native language, they frequently experience problems with making friends, behaviour difficulties and academic underachievement.
