Sentence examples for making a struggling from inspiring English sources
Still, it says something about how far we've come from "hope and change" that the president's re-election hopes may depend on making a struggling, disaffected and perpetually-disappointed bloc of American voters even more disaffected than ever.
This is often at the heart of making a struggle worse, or even of making a struggle where there was none in the first place.
That is no way to make a contract run — and not the kind of contribution a No. 1 receiver needs to make for a struggling team.
Sudden increases will look like desperate moves made by a struggling business, which may or may not be true.
Although the consultants were not being asked about disposition or treatment they may have struggled making a decision without this type of context.
Still, with four children, making a living was a struggle.
They seem more concerned with making ends meet amid a struggling, aid-dependent, economy.
It makes you look like a struggling fish.
And he made a point of struggling to pronounce the name of another Democrat.
NS: I think you just made a lot of struggling actors in LA feel very inspired.
He was very bloody and evidently made a desperate struggle without success to loosen the bandage.
