Sentence examples for less struggling from inspiring English sources

She has difficulty looking after herself in basic ways – a running theme in the film is her inability to eat – much less struggling for her family and facing confrontation.

Small business mean potential for more jobs and more jobs mean less struggling families.

When re-tested 24 h later however the exercised rats showed significantly more immobility behavior and less struggling and swimming.

"Less trial would mean less victory; less sorrow would mean less joy; less struggle would mean a smaller nature," he wrote.

The new songs are less memorable than the oldies; there is less ambivalence in them, less struggle to do the right thing.

Mr. Stone said he and Mr. Parker hoped to use the new money to allow them to "be more prolific with less struggle".

He spent part of the off-season lifting weights to gain muscle so he could get off the line with less struggle.

And the publisher's marketing department will face much less struggle with those treacherous questions: "What's it about?" and "Who's it by?" A classic sequel is a quick pitch: a term, revealingly, imported from cinema.

It was almost impossible to gauge my progress from week to week in terms of actual speed — it would take a freakishly attuned sense of self to know what a few tenths of a second feels like — but for the most part I found myself handling the more advanced treadmill workouts with less struggle.

Less struggle can mean more healing.

Today, she says life is easier there's less struggle, more joy.