Sentence examples for kind of struggles from inspiring English sources

That kind of omen is not reassuring to Yankees fans unfamiliar with the kind of struggles their team is encountering.

"They live their lives in day-to-day struggles, roof-over-their-head kind of struggles," Lowery says.

Duquette said the Mets would not hesitate to promote Wright during a pennant race if they felt "the kid was ready and could handle any kind of struggles".

"Hearing statements like that certainly does not speak to the reality that Canadian women face and the kind of struggles that, you know, that they're undertaking day in, day out," opposition MP Niki Ashton said.

It's not clear whether it's a question of story values, and the kind of struggles over narrative perspective that Iron Man 3 opted to duck out of, or of the much-publicised politics of making cinema in China, that is hindering the search for a crossover point.

Here's the fact: Autistic people can be good at art (Solotaroff himself describes one such autistic young man) or science or engineering and have exactly the kind of struggles Solotaroff describes with folding towels, tying shoes, boiling water and other activities of daily living and function.

"This is a different kind of struggle".

Jason Collins has faced another kind of struggle.

"The other two are kind of struggling".

"I kind of struggled at the wrong time," Bay said.

"That's something I've kind of struggled with this year".