Sentence examples for open to struggle from inspiring English sources

It was one thing for the defending champion of the Australian Open to struggle against the problematic Jelena Dokic in the first round, but it seemed inconceivable for Davenport to let a qualifier like Greta Arn burrow beneath her skin this afternoon.

And it's important to keep these contradictions open, and to struggle with them daily.

The United States open team continued to struggle here today in the World Bridge Championships.

Kim Clijsters completed the quarter-final line-up at the Australian Open although she was made to struggle by Ekaterina Makarova on a chilly night in Melbourne.

That is why closed-loop apps will continue to struggle, while open-loop apps have potential to become the dominant apps.

Those who believe that the opportunities to achieve success should be open to everyone are struggling against a powerful elite who wants to keep the playing field slanted in their own direction.

This was an effective political threat, which told Westminster to open its colonial trade to struggling Scottish merchants.

"From a period of armed resistance, a door has been opened to democratic struggle".

We hope that you can have your eyes opened to the struggle of the soldier rather than the specifics of the war".

Communicating with creditors and being open about struggling to keep to your commitments can yield extensions or new repayment plans.

Open societies struggled to adapt to this loss of control.