Sentence examples for increasing struggling from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Ali et al. [ 28], who studied the influence of pre-slaughter stress (in connection with handling and shackling process) in poultry, found increasing lactate levels with increasing struggling activity of broilers.

Styron found writing an increasing struggle in his latter years.

They also highlight, to some extent, the general public's increasing struggle with the war itself.

The Tour faces an increasing struggle for relevance against the riches on offer in the United States.

What's now an increasing struggle to access state support is portrayed in Vickie Orton's work, The Maze of Life.

Jones, naturally, was a central defender himself but only three appearances this season told of increasing struggles with injury.

The warning follows similar alerts in recent days from rivals Inchcape and Pendragon, reflecting the increasing struggles of the car industry.

Daniel Weyman subtly captures Myles's increasing struggle to reconcile his heritage, profession and beliefs with his client's increasingly monstrous behaviour.

Hoggard for one had recognised that McGrath, mighty as he can be, is of an age where a series of such projected intensity might be an increasing struggle for ageing limbs.

Marginalised by a 2004 Mubarak goverment directive that placed household waste collection in the hands of multinationals, their existence has been one of ever increasing struggle for steadily declining return.

Guitarist Chris Burman quit, wanting to do something else with his life; at least two long-term personal relationships came to acrimonious endings; and Macpherson himself felt an increasing struggle to live in a modern world dominated by technology.