Sentence examples similar to impact struggle from inspiring English sources

You may remember from previous crises that the House Republicans oppose raising income taxes on the wealthy because it would impact struggling small businesses such as a hedge fund manager with an eight-figure annual income.

Another game in which the Charlton striker had next to no impact, struggling to get into goalscoring positions.

The reductions in staff have had a disproportionate impact on struggling schools and poor students.

Well for all that the Impact have struggled to put a winning run together in recent weeks, their rivals have failed to take advantage.

Susan L. Decker, Yahoo's new chief financial officer, said the company had taken an "exhaustive" look at the impact of struggling companies on its advertising revenue in light of the recent investor concern.

A report produced by the Institute for Fiscal Studies found that soaring prices for food and fuel over the past decade have had a bigger impact on struggling families who spend more of their budgets on staple goods.

And bizarrely his response tonight suggests he is not reflecting on why things have gone so badly wrong, but using this downgrade as one more reason to plough on with his failing plan – regardless of the damaging impact on struggling families and businesses.

They renamed it the "death tax" and put out reports decrying its impact on struggling farmers and businessmen -- reports that never provided real-world examples because actual cases of family farms or small businesses broken up to pay estate taxes are almost impossible to find.

Entrepreneurs starting high-social-impact companies struggle to find start-up capital because there are insufficient available funds.

So far, it has made little impact here, struggling to match BskyB when it comes to hot new movies.

His impressive displays for the Lions in the Championship last season caught the eye of Pearson, who believes the teenage striker can have a big impact despite struggling at Carrow Road.