Sentence examples for only of struggling from inspiring English sources

Compared to the swallows, the early bats — fluttering between the trees — look, at first, like origami contraptions capable only of struggling flight.

As one classmate put it, he wanted to tell us "how to write for a living," something he himself had only just discovered after years of struggling as a musician.

One the other hand, Nigel, the second agent, makes the donation only as a result of struggling against a strong desire not to do so a veritable phobia against donating.

And of the four million students who could have transferred out of struggling schools, only 38,000 — fewer than 1percentt — did.

It was only then, after 13 years of struggling to make it in Los Angeles, that I began to heal.

Cisco, the world's largest computer networking company, enjoyed years of rapid growth in the early days of the Internet, only to struggle against new competitors.

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

But ignoring the problem only pushes our struggling students of color further to the margins of society.

There is no resolution here; these are only snapshots of struggles.

"There is now a growing belief," Mr. Barghouti said, "that nonviolence is the only form of struggle we should use.

The civil rights agenda, which focuses on the way private life is prescribed and interfered with by the state, is the only field of struggle left open.