Sentence examples for has a struggle from inspiring English sources

Even so, it has a struggle ahead.

A sample lyric: "Every woman has a struggle, and every struggle's real / But just try and write a song that captures every woman's deal".

But I bet Alan has a struggle getting it accepted for [academic magazines] Journalism Studies or the Journal of Applied Journalism and Media Studies.

Instead of mutuality and respect, one often has a struggle in which the female is viewed as a reluctant sexual object to be exploited, and the male is viewed as a seducer and aggressor who must succeed in order to maintain his self-image and his status with his peers.

A restrictive deal on staffing changes to appease the unions lumbers the Royal Mail with a high fixed-cost base to deliver a falling volume of letters.That combination, says James Greenbury of Parcel2Go.com, a delivery company, means that the Royal Mail has a struggle ahead.

Such achievements provide more than enough material for any biography, though given the number already written about the discoverer of radioactivity (Susan Quinn's Marie Curie: A Life in 1995 is a fine example), any new offering has a struggle to justify its existence.

"You have to have a struggle".

So I'm having a struggle with the grammar".

As a reader, I sure have a struggle.

"We still have a struggle looking for affordable housing".

"I still have a struggle here in Cambodia.