Sentence examples for handle struggles from inspiring English sources

Despite Axford's blown save chances in each of the last two games at Kansas City that spiked his earned run average to 5.55, Brewers Manager Ron Roenicke said the right-hander is still in his usual role and that he is confident Axford has the right personality to handle struggles.

Four years into the foreclosure crisis, banks say they've made major improvements in how they handle struggling homeowners.

It is of relevance to note that the annual 2006 US Clerkship Directors in Internal Medicine survey included a section about how clerkship directors handle struggling third- and fourth-year medical students [ 20].

For now, Cashman said, the Yankees must win as often as possible to handle the struggles he promises will come.

If you and your child can relate to each other, you will find it very easy to handle curriculum struggles and motivation challenges.

Among Republican convention speakers were executives of companies that Bain Capital invested in, attesting to Mr. Romney's qualifications and questioning Mr. Obama's ability to handle a struggling economy.

With a favorable closing stretch, the Bulldogs are going to be treated well by the committee as long as they handle some struggling teams at home.

Say this for Betances, the All-Star who walked the only two Houston Astros he faced near the end of the Yankees' 8-1 victory: He is handling his struggles with admirable professionalism.

Particularly because the HD-1 isn't made to look slickly hi-tech: it requires delicate handling and struggles with the conditions.

Raskin, the Treasury Department's second-ranking official, challenged the Education Department and its loan specialists over how they handle borrowers struggling with student debt.

Deputy Treasury Secretary Sarah Bloom Raskin last month challenged the Education Department and its servicers over how they handle borrowers struggling with student debt.