Sentence examples for hand struggle from inspiring English sources

The more limited Steve Morison may, on the other hand, struggle to repeat his tally of nine, so Norwich, not having signed another striker so far, will hope that the fit-again James Vaughan can fulfil the potential he showed before injury interrupted his career.

The largest and most advanced corporations, on the other hand, struggle to produce even a thousand hours of high-value content each year.

I, on the other hand, struggle with this one photo of this one child -- one out of 1 million.

Westbrook, on the other hand, struggles with his shooting.

Glover, on the other hand, struggled with the putter.

He, on the other hand, struggles "through permanent confusion".

There is a hand struggling to fight its way out of some soil.

Palm, on the other hand, struggled to sell its small suite of sleek smartphones, the Pre and the Pixi.

In another second-round match, Monica Seles, hampered by a blister on her left hand, struggled past Meilen Tu for a 7-5, 7-5 victory.

McNabb, who has an injured left hand, struggled, too, completing just 11 of 26 of his passes for 126 yards and a touchdown as he often had to scramble; the Cowboys sacked him three times.

Nadal, on the other hand, struggled mightily through his early rounds, dropping sets to No. 59 Daniel Brands and No. 35 Martin Klizan and somehow surviving an epic encounter with Novak Djokovic, 9-7, in the fifth set to advance to the final.