Sentence examples for enormous struggles from inspiring English sources

Nguyen became an activist because of her own enormous struggles with a difficult legal system that nearly destroyed her rape kit.

When asked whether the league would exist if Anschutz pulled out, Garber carefully chose his words: "We would have enormous struggles in determining our future without A.E.G".

Ferguson later said that he felt his job was under significantly more threat in the summer of 1995 than during his enormous struggles in his first four years at Old Trafford.

"I don't think we think about this enough these days, the enormous struggles that existed over free time in the history of labour movements.

With enormous struggle, the sluggish economy managed to create 2.2 million jobs last year.

What you're seeing is this enormous struggle to come to terms with this problem".

He showed me card tricks and an optical illusion in which he appeared to be severing his own thumb with enormous struggle and strength, and taught me to memorize multiplication tables well before I had to learn them in school.

"The fact that many investors have singled him out and have said that he's the one to blame has been an enormous struggle for him," Mr. Groia said.

It's hard to believe now, but during the late 90s, the Lego company faced an enormous struggle to stay relevant and profitable as children turned elsewhere for entertainment.

Mr Hoecker saw those caps as too hard to implement, but he too sought a regional solution on the grounds that the Californian crisis is really "an enormous struggle between sellers of power, mostly in the interior states, and the buyers of power, mostly on the coast".

But the president faces an enormous struggle to get his more ambitious proposals through Congress because of almost certain opposition from Republicans, who control the House, and some Democrats, especially in the Senate, which will start looking at the measure in the next two weeks.