Sentence examples for increasingly struggled from inspiring English sources

Egyptian officials have increasingly struggled to contain deep public anger and frustration.

And as the Uruguayan dazzled, Torres increasingly struggled at Stamford Bridge.

In the past four years under Rousseff, however, the party has increasingly struggled to mobilise even the rank-and-file.

But as women have grown to 57 percent of American colleges' enrollment, athletic programs have increasingly struggled to field a proportional number of female athletes.

Recent population projections have indicated that the number of people in the state will actually drop from 1.37 billion today to 1.3 billion by 2050, while a declining workforce has increasingly struggled to support a growing number of pensioners.

The comedies with less-than-stellar ratings include "Are You There Chelsea?" and "Whitney," which have increasingly struggled in the 8 to 9 p.m. hour on Wednesday since Fox's "American Idol" moved into that time period.

Training providers will increasingly struggle financially.

Like Malthus, Roberts sees humanity increasingly struggling to meet its food needs.

It increasingly struggles to draw political support outside the Seattle area.

Our lawmakers will increasingly struggle to ensure drugs classification keeps up with the chemists' creativity.

Now, the retention crisis is presenting pipeline problems as schools increasingly struggle to recruit senior leaders.