Sentence examples for not only struggle from inspiring English sources

The manifestos not only struggle to be told in their own scenes, they are also scrambling to be heard over each other in the gallery space, like so many artists shouting over the din.

Large numbers of low-income children who begin formal schooling with many disadvantages - poor medical care, homelessness, an uneducated mother, for example - not only struggle with schoolwork but hurt the achievement of other children in their classrooms, according to a new study.

In Iran, doctors not only struggle from the failure or inability of the government to provide support, but they also have to fight against the indifference – even callousness – of a world that has turned its back on the consequences of sanctions.

So Haye will not only struggle to get a shot at either Klitschko in the near future, he will be lucky to pick up a fight against any of the others without some extremely clever negotiating by Booth and his friends at the networks and Golden Boy Promotions, with whom Hayemaker Promotions have a loose trans-Atlantic alliance.

U.S. companies will not only struggle with exports to China but in mature economies around the world.

While the economy is booming for some, those at the bottom of the income ladder not only struggle to climb, but are being pushed down rungs in a financial system that just doesn't work for them.

Okposo not only struggled, but he missed 13 games with a sprained wrist.

For the Costello and Laudor families, the aftermath has included not only struggles with grief, but struggles with each other.

Woods not only struggles nowadays over the closing 36 holes of majors but has a specific problem with certain courses.

But Spain's 17 regions are not only struggling to cut their budget deficits but are also crippled by mountains of debt.

But British festivals are not only struggling because of the effects of the economic downturn – other factors are at play too.