Sentence examples for effect of struggling from inspiring English sources

Foyle has also lamented the short-term effect of struggling to bring loan players in at Edgar Street.

Waste Management, the nation's largest waste hauler, said today that its quarterly profit rose as cost controls helped offset the effect of the struggling economy.

No technological change would have more effect on the living standards of struggling Americans than improvements in energy and food, which dominate the economy and drive up prices.

ONE of the painful effects of our struggling economy is that for many people, retirement has been delayed.

Which does make me wonder whether the snarling aggression on social media of late is a side-effect of people struggling to deal not with too few social connections but too many.

Partly, this is due to the ripple effects of a struggling economy; in some cases, she says, desperate women are resorting to buying cheap herbal "abortion pills" on the Internet, or attempting improvised remedies at home.

The ghoulish side effects of a struggling economy.

Sunderland boss Martin O'Neill has warned his players to beware of the "Harry" effect as struggling QPR head north looking for their first Barclays Premier League win of the season.

He was seeking to document not the struggles of individual Nigerians but the aggregate effect of those struggles, how they formed a combined image.

As a result, he sounds off-kilter, his voice buried in a haze of effects, and struggling to catch up.

It was so definite, so real, and yet something inside me said, 'No, this cannot be.' The corrupting effect of armed struggle and warfare!