Sentence examples for formal struggles from inspiring English sources

In a statement Garner said the award "validates in the most marvellously generous way the formal struggles that I've been engaged in over the past 20 years.

Garner said the prize "validates in the most marvellously generous way the formal struggles that I've been engaged in over the past 20 years", and "gives me the heart to keep going".

While formal processes struggle to quickly deal with the magnitude of investment required to rebuild the city, smaller initiatives have used this period as a time of freedom to actually make things happen".

Under a formal SAP, a struggling poor country running a big trade deficit would offer fiscal austerity in return for favourable borrowing terms.

In the same direction, Davis (2006) defines a future perspective based on a conflict for survival, a struggle between formal and informal that will actually start to develop in the slums.

"It was long-winded to get all the data," says Wojciechowski. Grist and Wojciechowski both struggled with formal classroom learning.

We know that there is a real disconnect with today's curriculum, with kids who don't identify as entrepreneurs and often struggle in formal education," she said.

I noticed it first when I left school, and tried to learn another language quickly: those with good, formal grammar didn't struggle as I did.

During his trial, Hernandez was described as a simple man with little formal education, someone who struggled with written English and needed the help of colleagues to understand basic city documents.

Some of Sondheim's artistic forebears have left valuable accounts, both formal and anecdotal, about their struggles in fusing melody with American speech: Hoagy Carmichael, Oscar Hammerstein, Frank Loesser, Ira Gershwin.

Elena, dogged by a sense of "constitutional inferiority" next to her incandescent friend, manages a little more formal learning, yet she still struggles to leave the neighbourhood behind.The trilogy is framed by Lila's disappearance at the age of 66, an act that enrages the adult Elena and prompts her to tell their story.