Sentence examples for pronounced struggles from inspiring English sources

Davis has 30 homers, a fairly remarkable total given his pronounced struggles in the first half of the season.

Case in point: a scarecrow with a meek expression becomes a visual contradiction, as the subject outwardly struggles with a pronounced and "ironic phobia of crows".

As a child, he was sickly and nervous, and struggled with a pronounced stutter.

The tendency is even more pronounced in newly independent states that struggle to build new identities by discarding earlier belongings.

Nowhere have conceptual struggles over identity been more pronounced than in the lesbian and gay liberation movement.

Moreover, the government has done little to address the issue of falling real wages in the bottom half of income distribution, where families' struggles to make ends meet is most pronounced.

The gulf in outlook is so pronounced as to be all but invisible, as each side struggles to fathom the other, nobly, at times unknowingly, fumbling even simple communication -- much like the classic summer-romance couple in a remote resort, finding attraction and perhaps safety in the shortfall of real conversation.

His appearance may be even more pronounced because Lincecum is searching for his first victory after struggling in three outings this season.

BUFFALO — The Rangers' scoring troubles have become so pronounced that even when they catch a fortunate break, they struggle to produce goals.

Clashes over cybersecurity, trade, human rights and regional territorial disputes have left relations between the two nations at a pronounced low, creating distrust and rivalry and leaving the leaders struggling to cooperate on a number of goals.

As its anti-immigration and anti-refugee agenda grew more pronounced following the victory of the national conservatives in the power struggle within the party, coupled with the refugee crisis and other immigrant/refugee-related incidents, the approval rate from the blue collar workers and the unemployed rose faster than that of any other social group.