Sentence examples for probably a struggle from inspiring English sources

In fact, unless airplane windows are involved, it's probably a struggle to describe how they map out roads, stores and homes to form neighborhoods.

"The guy who attacked me, 20 years ago, was probably a struggling kid," she said.

Even with such an overwhelming landslide, though, pushing change will probably remain a struggle.

At the end, Beltran's jersey was an artifact and a stark signal to his teammates that the remainder of the 2011 season, without Beltran in the lineup, will probably be a struggle.

Although the actual motivation for the purge is still unknown, it probably climaxed a struggle for power within the party between the Georgy M. Malenkov Lavrenty P. Beria faction on the one hand and the by-then leaderless Zhdanov faction on the other.

This is a question that has probably been a struggle to answer in recent times for all but the most dedicated of fans.

Sometimes I am TOO understanding, but that is probably a lifelong struggle -- to understand but also judge correctly.

Mr Bush probably always expected a struggle from the Democrats (the bill got virtually no support from them).

Other companies that will probably find 2000 a struggle are the broadband content providers.

"Probably a period of struggle for existence and survival is coming," said Dmitri Lutsenko, a member of the board of directors for Mr. Polonsky's Mirax Group, which is building Europe's tallest skyscraper beside the Moscow River.

But it's probably been as big a struggle as I've had in my career".