Sentence examples for more struggles with from inspiring English sources

In a week when the football world, particularly in England, is expressing its concern for the welfare of Paul Gascoigne as he once more struggles with his demons, there were moments when Wilshere offered a poignant flashback to the Geordie in his pomp.

And as language delay is a key diagnosing feature of the disorder, this figure can be further skewed towards males as, "generally speaking boys have more struggles with language development that girls do".

"I feel like I've had more struggles with my sexuality in my job than my personal life just because I don't know what to say sometimes and I say the wrong things and I'm speaking on behalf of my community, which is tough".

The multitasking menu, which brings up a stack of cards showing previously used applications, is particularly snappy – something even smartphones costing £500 or more struggle with.

Bernhard Langer was once more struggling with his putting, a problem that would dog him throughout the year and result in him not qualifying automatically for Europe's Ryder Cup team.

This isn't something that only affects teens, celebrities, or women – it's something that people of all ages, races, genders, backgrounds, professions, and more struggle with.

And if the end result of repeal efforts is a disaster ― with millions more uninsured, millions more struggling with less reliable or less comprehensive coverage than they had ― Republicans can always say things would have been awful anyway.

Tens of millions more struggle with excessive interest rates that limit their economic activity and add to their debt (some now owe two or even three times what they originally borrowed).

Venus, the older sister and the first to rise to prominence, seems to be fading quietly from the scene, while Serena, always more dramatic and more controversial, struggles with frustration and disappointment.

But the more Howard struggles with free-throw shooting, the more teams intentionally foul him in the fourth quarter, the more Bryant takes the game upon himself and increases the odds of internal fracture.

There are likely to be more such struggles, with men disproportionately affected.