Sentence examples for particularly struggled from inspiring English sources

Okereke particularly struggled with the idea of his private life being examined by the press.

Running backs, who are the most popular selections in the early rounds of drafts, particularly struggled in Week 1.

No one looked good against Lee, but Teixeira (0 for 11), Nick Swisher (1 for 11) and Alex Rodriguez (2 for 13) have particularly struggled.

"Borrowed wholesale from the American playbook — including terms like clear, hold, build, etc. — Pakistan has particularly struggled in the hold-build transition phase.

This is a problem my AS group encountered last year causing my current cohort, plus those who particularly struggled with the the curveball question, to fear the exam.

Mike Bantom, a '72 player who is now a senior vice president for player development with the N.B.A., added, "We particularly struggled against the Russians because they were adept at controlling the tempo".

Insects and other invertebrates, which make up 97% of all animal species, are particularly struggling, with 59% in decline since 1970.

The committee is particularly struggling to bring in corporate money after Mr. Obama's announcement last month that he would accept contributions from businesses, a change from his position in 2009.

Javid said there would also be a £240m "adult social care support grant" to help councils that are particularly struggling with care of older residents, which will take money from a scheme to incentivise housebuilding called the new homes bonus.

Varney said the company's Midway attractions were particularly struggling in London, where the group was yet to see any significant benefit from the sharp fall in the value of the pound since the Brexit vote on 23 June.

The greens at Oak Hill are slower than normal - they were reading nine on the stimp earlier in the week, compared to the usual championship averages of 11 or 12 - and he particularly struggles on sluggish carpet.