Sentence examples for long-range struggle from inspiring English sources

"And the truth is quite sad, that this is a long-range struggle".

And to make matters worse, Toure pulled up sharply with a muscle injury after attempting a long-range shot, struggling for a few minutes before accepting the inevitable and being replaced by Javi Garcia.

Teulet failed with two long-range penalties as the hosts struggled to match Glasgow's intensity.

More than 400 city jobs, most in Buffalo's Police and Fire Departments, would be eliminated under a long-range spending plan submitted by the struggling city's mayor today to a state-imposed financial control board.

12.30am BST A long-range rake across 17 by the struggling Todd, who having bogeyed 15 is looking to close out with pars to stay in the 70s today.

Liverpool were mainly limited to long-range efforts and set-pieces and struggled to create clear-cut chances.

Peterborough substitute George Boyd put a long-range effort wide as the home side struggled to create chances.

Forest's Danny Fox had a fine long-range effort tipped over by David Button, but they struggled to retain possession and barely threatened a strong Bees back four covered by holding midfielder Jonathan Douglas.

Apart from Rose's early chance, Dawson's penalty and a Henderson long-range effort in the early stages of the second half, England struggled to trouble the Norwegian defence.

This is a struggle that we must win with a medium and long-range focus".

At a university like Belmont, where Byrd would perpetually struggle to recruit elite post players, heaving a high number of long-range attempts made perfect sense, within the confines of the offense he constructed.