Sentence examples for maybe struggling from inspiring English sources

I'm maybe struggling a bit more than I thought I would.

He explains, "There are so many amazing artists out there who are maybe struggling to get their records signed or heard and I wanted to build a brand that could support these burgeoning talents.

The inferior participation in the youngest and oldest age groups, as also seen in other studies (UK Colorectal Cancer Screening Pilot Group, 2004; Denis et al, 2007; Pornet et al, 2010), may be caused by a minor level of perceived threat of cancer in the former, and a perception that the benefits are small in the elderly, maybe struggling with general debility and comorbidities.

"We were out on our feet, and maybe struggled to compose ourselves".

I've maybe struggled to emulate that every other week but from Honda, sort of, this has come out this week and I'm certainly seeing some really nice things in it.

"We felt defensively we would maybe struggle with set-pieces, but the boys stood-up to the mark brilliantly".

"Woody maybe struggled a bit because it came suddenly and was taken away from him, but AP has prepared as best he can.

Maybe "struggle" is a strong word, but has it been a struggle to get these kinds of roles?

"There is some published research that suggests people who use MDMA very heavily maybe struggle with verbal recall – particularly vocabulary – in the longer term," says Jones.

Maybe our struggling boys need their struggling dad's.

Maybe the struggling CNN should take a look at Miss Dhue?