Sentence examples for institutions struggle from inspiring English sources

Many institutions struggle to hire and maintain instructors who are qualified to teach.

Many institutions struggle with inefficient endoscopy units that cannot always meet the dual needs of high quality and efficient performance of screening endoscopy.

All modern leaders, operating in the social media swamp and with the decline of state institutions, struggle to be effective.

In some ways, Lick's situation is emblematic of research institutions' struggle to balance promising futures with glorious pasts in an era of diminished expectations.

While most news institutions struggle for attention and credibility, The Times-Picayune is able to ride down rails it laid during the storm.

Similar efforts are under way or planned around the country as science museums and other institutions struggle to contend with challenges to the theory of evolution that they say are growing common and sometimes aggressive.

Their British colleagues are concerned that an exodus of foreign talent could leave key institutions struggling to cope.

But there is little optimism among many international businesses and institutions struggling with the problem on behalf of 700,000 foreign employees based in the United States.

It promotes international cooperation and provides technical assistance for countries with weak institutions struggling to break up complex, possibly endemic corruption networks.

And seven years later, against odds that leave many arts institutions struggling to keep the curtain up, this summer the performing arts center will burn its $1.8 million mortgage.

Against that backdrop, Eugene R. Fidell, who teaches military law at Yale Law School, argued that the drama may be less about individuals than it is about institutions struggling to make the system work despite impediments.