Sentence examples for efficient struggle from inspiring English sources

"One of the causes complicating the efficient struggle against terrorism," Mr. Putin said, "is that in some parts of the world there are still territorial enclaves that are beyond the control of national governments, which for different reasons cannot or do not want to resist the terrorist threat".

It was "conceptually possible" that even efficient forces could struggle to remain viable, the report said.

Disgruntled Chinese voters might also shun the scandal-ridden pro-government Malaysian Chinese Association.Mr Badawi took office vowing a cleaner, more efficient administration, but has struggled to show results.

This is partly because China boasts clusters of efficient suppliers that others will struggle to replicate.

"Making a heating element that could be heated up to the temperature needed, and that was efficient, has been a real struggle".

Technology may rescue primary care doctors as they struggle to be efficient enough to spend the time they need with their patients.

But the costs of change will be large, GPs may have neither the interest nor the expertise to make efficient commissioners, and they may struggle to negotiate effectively with the big and powerful hospital trusts.

It was a struggle to become efficient with a single character – all of whom were stylistically standalone from fighting game clichés, largely unlike stereotypical ninjas and wrestlers – but struggle on we did, I did.

It was a struggle to become efficient with a single character all of whom were stylistically standalone from fighting game clichés, largely unlike stereotypical ninjas and wrestlers but struggle on we did, I did.

The normally efficient guards at the gate struggled with their computers.

The seamers struggled for an efficient length, over-pitching too often in search of swing on a humid day, and paid the price as Cook proved a fine player off his legs while Amla simply creamed the ball through the covers and midwicket almost at will.