Sentence examples for extent will struggle from inspiring English sources
Yet almost everyone who's played the game to any serious extent will struggle to tell you it wasn't all worth it to some degree.
Investors fear that bank balance sheets in some euro zone countries will deteriorate to such an extent that the government will struggle to bail them out.
The familiarity of the 19-bill package, apart from the unexpected postponement of the mental health bill, should not blind anyone to the controversy lurking in most of the legislation, or the extent to which Labour will struggle to win the public debate.
"Some of them have been to some extent institutionalised, and some of them will struggle with a working environment that is different to that," he said.
The research, seen by the Guardian,, reveals the extent to which socially excluded claimants will struggle with the huge cultural and behavioural changes demanded by universal credit, and warns that without help, those who fail to get to grips with the new welfare system will face debts, arrears and eviction, leading to a rise in homelessness.
The disclosure in the Mail on Sunday by the veteran reporter Simon Walters of the extent of Afriyie's plans, masterminded by former frontbencher Mark Field, means the pair will struggle to make any headway at Westminster in the coming years.
But given the extent of state corruption and red tape, the small and medium-sized businesses that Russia needs to grow will struggle.The central bank is now stuck between a rock and a hard place.
I think he will struggle.
