Sentence examples for has really struggled from inspiring English sources

The third-year pro has really struggled in the ground game, mentally and physically.

It has been difficult - the administration has really struggled until now to get convictions or any serious jail time.

"Truthfully, my health has really struggled over the last four years," the 33-year-old wrote in a post on her website.

Its biggest overseas market – Ireland – has really struggled, with many of the same problems in clothes sales as in the UK.

Aside from the traditional personality variables, the important thing is that each of us has really struggled with career and family.

"The north-east has really struggled and the national living wage will compound problems it has experienced with the loss of public sector jobs," Hick said.

Had I not, I would have really struggled.

"The Mediterranean corporates were the first to suffer and have really struggled to recover".

Some people have done well, some have been marginalised and some have really struggled.

"One if the issues I've really struggled with in my career," he said, "is the asset liability mismatch".

"I've really struggled with the idea that artists have to suffer," Ms. Weinreich said.