Sentence examples for more struggles than from inspiring English sources

"You are neglecting that I faced more struggles than your daughter.

And although Mr. Harrell's gritty sound evokes more struggle than sweetness, he makes a persuasive case for the piece.

Do you find more struggle than success in your life as a whole?

My key takeaway from Cooper's essay is her claim that "maintaining integrated friendships past a certain age is more struggle than triumph".

"There are many more struggling galleries than successful galleries".

"There are more people struggling than the official numbers show".

"Well, he's certainly made it a much more uphill struggle than it was".

Several studies have shown that teachers just beginning their careers are more likely to struggle than more experienced instructors.

Depressing as that walk may be, I'd still recommend it more than struggling through the public transport network.

That can be more of a struggle than you might think.

"Some days it is more of a struggle than others," Vyse said.