Sentence examples for find a struggle from inspiring English sources

There is a strong case for saying many of the highest achievers in sport make indifferent coaches for no better reason than they find it difficult to empathise with those of lesser ability or talent who find a struggle they might have seen as routine.

"Instead, I found two warring nations within a single State; I found a struggle, not of principles, but of races.

The first time was in 1977, when he found a struggling play based on a comic-strip character and helped turn it into the unlikely Broadway hit, "Annie".

The offense nevertheless was unable to find a rhythm, struggling on third down for the second straight game.

Surely she'll find a way to struggle with Christmas, right?

I get paid to track this stuff, and I, too, find it a struggle to keep up.

I arrived in Palu over the weekend to find a city still struggling to survive.

I don't find it a struggle to act.

Short of that, he may well find it a struggle.

Do you find it a struggle to recruit high-caliber actors to theater?

But athletes still find it a struggle to be taken seriously.