Sentence examples similar to now struggle again from inspiring English sources

Following a spate of mergers in the late 1990s, the industry's leading firms are now struggling once again to maintain profitability in the face of two trends: a backlash against high drug prices in both Europe and America, and the rising cost and increasing difficulty in finding new blockbuster treatments.

Now buds are sparse and it looks as though it is going to struggle again.

Will they now struggle without it?

Tipped to struggle again.

After your PhD, NEVER struggle again.

"We now struggle to churn out talent".

In contrast, Apple Computer is expected to struggle again in 2003.

After a devastating civil war that lasted 15 years -- killing at least 130,000 by its end in 1990 and turning the Bekaa into a terrorist haven that benefited from the total lawlessness of wartime -- Lebanon is only now struggling to its feet again.

Many Iraqi policemen and members of the defense corps quit their jobs or joined the insurgents during the uprising, and the American military is now struggling to build the groups up again.

Now I find myself struggling again with finding the happy.

Wigan came again, but they were inhibited now, struggling for fluency.