Sentence examples for program has struggled from inspiring English sources

It did not help that L.S.U.'s basketball program has struggled in recent years.

It is not the first time the program has struggled to contain escalating costs.

Still, she is clearly disappointed that her program has struggled to gain widespread traction.

Like the S.B.A., however, whose budget has been halved since 2001, the women's business centers program has struggled with financing.

Mr. Donahue stands alone on MSNBC, but his program has struggled some against the far more watched Bill O'Reilly on Fox and Connie Chung on CNN.

Though the number of people claiming the amnesty has swelled in the past year, violence remains high in the hotbeds of the insurgency, where the program has struggled to take hold.

In a year in which most network programming has struggled to hold onto their year-to-year viewership, NBC's latest iteration of the "Apprentice" franchise proved particularly resilient.

These programs have struggled for numerous reasons: servicers often don't have the ability to do renegotiations in bulk and sometimes make more money by dragging their feet; securitized mortgages make modification more complicated; and borrowers often aren't sure if they're eligible.

Thousand Talents and similar programs had struggled to attract candidates of international caliber (Science, 31 July 2009, p. 534), and Leonhardt, who was applying at the peak of his career, seemed a shoo-in.

Given their high price, the flight programs have struggled to attract enough non-veterans to satisfy the so-called 85-15 rule.

Lampra Jones, a recent graduate of a chiropractic program who has struggled to find work, called herself "a loner" and said she wished she knew more people to help with her job search.