Sentence examples for latter struggle from inspiring English sources

While the more developed and higher income countries in Eastern and Western Asia still register a higher cancer incidence than the less developed and lower income South-Central and some South-Eastern Asia countries, the latter struggle to cope as evidenced by the high MIR.

The latter struggles to assert his autonomy, mightily and to an uncertain conclusion.

The latter struggled in his centre-back role and was subsequently sent off.

Two of Jacklin's choices were apparently set in stone – Ken Brown and Nick Faldo, despite the latter struggling for form after remodelling his swing – and it was seen as a straight fight between O'Connor, Mark James and Gordon Brand Jr for the final selection.

Sebastian Vettel gave brave chase throughout and he closed on Hamilton as the latter struggled with his tyres towards the end, but once again Ferrari had no real answer to Mercedes.

Repatriated from Europe at no little expense, Alexandre Pato and Renato Augusto both made underwhelming starts to life at the Parque São Jorge, the former developing a worrying habit of missing open goals and the latter struggling to shake off a series of injuries.

Saunders's fast hands causing Eubank a few problems as the latter struggles to make an impact.

Qoo10 was founded in 2010 as a joint venture between Gmarket founder Ku Young Bae and eBay after the latter struggled to enter Japan and China.

Kovalainen edged out Kubica to take fourth, the latter struggling to get heat into his tyres for his final run.

The world has long been bifurcated between energy-surplus and energy-deficit states, with the former deriving enormous political and economic advantages from their privileged condition and the latter struggling mightily to escape their subordinate position.

In Twain's story, a young prince and a beggar who closely resemble each other trade places, with the former learning about London squalor while the latter struggles to adapt to royal life.