Sentence examples for largely struggling from inspiring English sources

But that ignores Loftus Road history: the last decade has seen QPR relegated to the third tier, promoted back, and largely struggling until last season's promotion.

The remaining businesses are largely struggling to stay afloat, business owners and news reports say.

However, Leinster and Munster have both won two titles since then with Ulster largely struggling in the competition.

In a world that is largely struggling with rapid urbanization, lack of sanitation infrastructure, scarce water resources and extensive poverty, the changes to come will continue making tough conditions tougher.

Twitter has largely struggled to break the Asian market, both in terms of accumulating large userbases and growing its revenue, Japan aside.

Manchester United has returned to the public markets during a year in which stock offerings have largely struggled.

But these have largely struggled against the industry's behemoths.British regulators are taking steps to avoid a similar fate.

He's had his moments, but Nowitzki has largely struggled to establish himself as a consistent scoring option for a Mavericks team that badly needs his offense.

Rashid claimed five wickets on his debut against Pakistan in Abu Dhabi last October but largely struggled for impact beyond that in a 2-0 defeat.

Smaller, independent houses meanwhile largely struggled, with top indies such as Bloomsbury, Canongate, Faber and Profile either managing only single entries or no-scoring.

While England's attack has thrived in unfamiliar conditions under Saker's guidance, the Australia bowlers have largely struggled for rhythm and wickets.