Sentence examples for generated a struggle from inspiring English sources
What he did bequeath to his only son was the presidency of a bloated and stumbling enterprise, debts estimated at $1.3 billion and a tangled estate that quickly generated a struggle among the heirs.
He should not have tolerated a chancellor who sabotaged him from within, generating an internecine struggle for dominance that began on day one and did not cease until Gordon Brown finally supplanted him.
Before the metronome began ticking, both groups could tap a consistent rhythm, suggesting that the beat-deaf individuals were capable of generating a beat; their struggles came when they had to match their tapping to what they were hearing.
Researchers at Georgia Tech are working on a CAPTCHA-type system that takes advantage of the fact that a human can quickly and convincingly answer just about any question, while even a state of the art facial animation and voice generation systems struggle to generate a response.
That Saracens struggle to generate a full house at their own ground could once have been explained by their unlovely style in the pursuit of victory, functional and unemotional.
We are going to struggle to generate a mathematical representation of a biological problem.
With the line unable to generate a significant push, backs are struggling to build momentum.
Formally reintroduced as a Yankee yesterday at Yankee Stadium, Wells struggled to generate a theory about why Steinbrenner waited for weeks -- plus one hour -- to make his move.
The American economy is growing at a decent rate; both Japan and the euro zone are struggling to generate a sustainable recovery.
But on the flipside, savers are struggling to generate a decent income from their cash, with inflation still higher than all but the best savings rates and cash Isas paying nearly a third less interest than last year.
Big rallies can be a sign that a campaign — and, by extension, the candidate — is connecting with the public in a way that it wouldn't be if it were struggling to generate a crowd.
