Sentence examples similar to laboring under difficulties from inspiring English sources

Laboring under financial difficulties and exercising only persuasive authority, various denominations felt handicapped in their task of religious education.

The colony saw more combat than any other province, its civilians struggled to survive seven years of fiercely contested civil war, and its Revolutionary government labored under enormous difficulties to establish an effective polity.

This year"s annual has labored under the difficulty of pleasing a couple of pressure groups (which shall be nameless, since everybody knows anyway) by generous inclusions, and also goes in heavily for the youth cult, boasting that 69 of the 132 artists are at least youngish‐35 or under and thah 28 of these are under 30.

William K. Everson in his book The Detective in Film noted that Sherlock Holmes Baffled, in common with all other silent detective films "labored under the difficulty of not being able to conduct prolonged interrogations or oral deductions ... the stress was on mystery or physical action rather than on literary-derived sleuthings".

Daugherty operated under difficulties, though.

65. "Pursuit of knowledge under difficulties" [graphic].

He, too, might be laboring under the curse of Bobby Jones.

Elon: They do not, you are laboring under an illusion.

2. Name the belief you were laboring under.

"He's laboring under many misapprehensions and very angry".

We are laboring under the tyrannous regime of the majority.