Sentence examples for mostly struggle from inspiring English sources

The best schools will attract more and more students, while the middle- and lower-tier institutions will mostly struggle, leading to less local demand for college administrators, tutors and faculty.

Yet banks have mostly struggled to sell a range of products to their customers.

A manufacturing sector with patches of excellence but, mostly, struggling to compete.

Chandler started from the season's beginning but had mostly struggled before scoring 17 points Monday.

Fisher's replacements have mostly struggled to replicate his stout defense and his timely 3-point shooting.

Still, the Eagles, camped like squatters in Giants territory for much of the evening, mostly struggled to punch the ball over the goal line.

He won the season-opening Tournament of Champions in Hawaii in January, then mostly struggled until he finished in a tie for fourth place two weeks ago in Houston.

If the best we could do in terms of home-grown options was a mere handful at mostly struggling Premier League clubs, Allardyce was the manager England deserved.

And while the largest companies are making acquisitions and introducing their own versions of craft beers, they have mostly struggled to develop new products that resonate with consumers.

For congregants at St. Stephens the Church of the Blessed, who are mostly black and "mostly struggling," as one of them, Troy Hardwick, put it, it is mostly, at this point, "to pay the bills" at the church.

Joey Tribbiani (Matt LeBlanc) is a mostly struggling actor and buffoon who often confides in Chandler Bing (Matthew Perry), a well-off statistics and data analyst who has terrible luck with women and in time develops an eye for Monica.