Sentence examples for little struggle from inspiring English sources

But he said it was little struggle to lure employees to live there.

There's that little struggle too, you want to control it, every turn.

There was also, apparently, little struggle, which may indicate that some cult members did go willingly to their deaths.

"I had a little struggle the first two periods — I just seemed maybe a step behind or something," said Stepan, who led the Rangers with 44 points in the regular season but had none in the first two games.

But it would be reassuring to see a little struggle here: some sign that the Bush family truly believes that American soldiers are dying for our freedom, and it's worth it.

The tragedy of the Trump movement is that one set of struggling people has been pitted against other groups of struggling people by someone who has known little struggle, at least in the material sense, and hence seems to have little empathy for anyone struggling, and even to consider struggling a symptom of weakness.

"I would watch out for Samsung and Audiovox; they might create a little struggle," said Sepenzis.

Napoli were desperately poor, giving a lie to the good reviews that accompanied them to London, but Arsenal's opening phase was of such quality that Wenger had a little struggle recalling when they last produced a first half as good as the one here.

There will be very little struggle between mind and body.

"Not at all".He then backtracked a little, struggling with his rusty English.

The Year Three class is grappling with subtraction, although the chorus of correct answers suggests there is little struggling going on.