Sentence examples for indeed struggle from inspiring English sources

Valencia did indeed struggle, although not entirely because of Sánchez, who faded from the game.

Indeed, struggle — romantic, economic, artistic — is at the heart of the movie, but Godard films it with a bracing new serenity that also depends on the light of the Swiss landscape, to which he had also returned.

In the long term, Wilson did indeed struggle to translate his promise of radical change into government policy, but his early period as leader proved to be one of Labour's few historical high points.

First, as Sir Lawrence Freedman, the war's official historian, summarises, Britain would indeed struggle to recover the islands if they were overrun again but defending them in the first place would be much easier, because of the men and kit now deployed there.Second, Argentina does not want to repeat the war, which triggered the end of military dictatorship and the advent of democracy.

All of this might seem fair enough, and I have certainly worked with several sex offenders who did indeed struggle to understand that while they may have been victims of sexual abuse themselves in the past, that did not permit them to create further victims or absolve them from the reality of their crimes.

However, rechecking of infested children after screening indicate that some households do indeed struggle with treatment.

While England's top three indeed struggled to score runs, this was no acknowledgement from Flower that Pietersen should somehow have been in the original squad.

But once I'd got used to it, I found it faster and more accurate, and indeed struggled a bit with my Sony Ericsson's old-school keypad.

Twice in as many weeks, our expedition to Osny had been cancelled precipitately, as the government struggled to find the appropriate way to announce its new policy – indeed, struggled to decide whether to announce it at all.

"These parents are so cool with their kid being gay that they don't ask any questions, either because they think it would betray that they are indeed struggling, or because they think they don't have any.

The music business is more flexible than the movie business, in which smaller countries have indeed struggled to sustain their film industries in the wake of the Hollywood onslaught.