Sentence examples for may struggle some from inspiring English sources

They, too, may struggle some day, and I want them to have the skills to work through the tough times.

It should be fine for running most simple apps, but it may struggle with some more demanding apps and games.

A note of warning though – younger children, so easily pleased by older Lego games, may struggle with some these new elements.

Patients may struggle for some time with impaired quality of life before seeking help.

Some may struggle with the concept, but don't all pro-Europeans now have to get behind the prime minister?

Yet some may struggle to keep "the security side of the bargain," says Jakob von Weizsäcker of Bruegel, a Brussels-based think-tank.

Some may struggle with Jaguar's J-shaped shift gate for the automatic, but I think it is a welcome concession to tradition.

The menu explains that hot pots have been a Chinese tradition for a thousand years "with broths inspired by the regions of China", but some may struggle to discern the cooking style from a fondue.

(Some may struggle with this last one, but without efficiency gains in the economy, we'd all still be working on the farm).Now one could say this is an economist's bias; members of the profession like people who think like them.

Some may struggle to be able to move your bonsai tree indoors/outside everyday, so if it is placed near a window inside be sure to turn the tree 90 degrees every few days so all of the tree foliage can receive an equal amount of light.

Some schools may struggle to provide effective citizenship teaching.