Sentence examples for example of struggling from inspiring English sources

One example of struggling security comes from Neira Jones, head of payment security at Barclaycard.

It is an example of how, struggling to get out of this hodgepodge of a book, there are some sensible ideas.

"This is just another example of Democrats struggling to find any issue that will stick," said Carl Forti, the spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee.

"Turtles," however, is unfortunately the latest example of sequels struggling to measure up to the originals.

"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows," which cost $135 million to make and was produced by Michael Bay, may turn out to be the latest example of sequels struggling to measure up to the originals.

Ned Ryun, founder of Republican campaign technology company Voter Gravity, pointed to the 2013 race for Virginia governor as an example of Republicans' struggles with voter data.

Concrete examples of authors struggling with these issues are provided below, along with a brief overview of the ways in which the authors reached across educational "layers" to inform their design work.

Along those lines, and in honor of Memorial Day, I've collected a few examples of poets struggling to come to terms with the grief and loss caused by war.

Hocketing — the stuttering repetitions of single notes in the vocal parts — and the several extravagant demands on Rebel's brass section were two examples of struggles bravely managed.

They shared and discussed many suggestions of successful techniques they themselves had used, as well as examples of struggles and failed motivational techniques.

DODD-FRANK STRUGGLE "Establishing the Office of Financial Research has become another example of the struggle to put the Dodd-Frank regulatory overhaul into effect," William Alden reports.