During the administration of President George H.W. Bush, a baseball player during his years at Yale University, the foreign press struggled to translate the president's routine use of baseball metaphors.
The Tory faithful and the rightwing press will struggle to stomach a promised referendum on the voting system, tinkering with a first-past-the-post machine that has served them so well, if not now then over the last century.
If the sales trend is inexorable, how much to invest, and when to stop printing, become pertinent questions, and ones we have seen regional and US press groups struggle with of late.
As the latter's transfer was announced in front of the English press, Ferguson struggled to explain how he would shoehorn his abundance of attackers into one team.
The press has struggled to put the record straight and several people have written their own mea culpas.The only people who, it seems, have learned nothing from all this are Mr Nifong's enablers in the Duke faculty.
The free press has struggled in the past with censorship, and now Google is following in its footsteps, even if it always insists it's not a media company, as Carr pointed out in his media equation column.
It's early evening and I'm sitting on the press balcony, struggling to compose a hasty review of one movie while the premiere for another plays out beneath me.
Brits abroad tend to get a sympathetic press when struggling in foreign judicial systems but the sympathy is not replicated at home, as translation services are contracted out and increasingly difficult to access.
Mainly they've been spotted looking bored, but the world's press is struggling for ever more inventive ways of insinuating - without any evidence - that they are Doing It.
As Belichick and Brady have prepared for their eighth Super Bowl together, the press has struggled to find something new to say about the two men hence all the attention on Belichick's hat.
