Sentence examples for expected to struggle given from inspiring English sources

A side which might have been expected to struggle, given their toils in reaching even the Championship play-offs last term, has been glorious, with their top-flight status assured and now a semi-final to thrill.

The general election looming in July, in which the ruling party is expected to struggle, certainly gives the government an incentive to get on the good side of Mexico's most influential broadcasters.The CFC's decision is expected by the end of January.

To give the summer its due for occasional high points, last weekend saw temperatures reach a high of 32C (90F) but the bank holiday is expected to struggle to reach 20C (68F).

Holland had been expected to struggle in a tough group.

In addition, the memory makers are expected to struggle in their journey to improve storage capacity.

Some of the world's biggest economies, however, are expected to struggle.

In contrast, Apple Computer is expected to struggle again in 2003.

I expected to struggle with fourth-grade math homework.

Before the series, England were expected to struggle severely against the bowling of O'Reilly.

Bradford were expected to struggle in their first season in the top flight for 77 years.

Naturally, just because noncovalent docking might be expected to struggle does not mean that a covalent docking method will succeed.