Sentence examples for regular struggles from inspiring English sources

Unhappiness over her decision to ban working at home for Yahoo staff members intensified when reports emerged of the nursery she had built for her newborn child next to her office — reminding us that she has little experience of the regular struggles around child care, and perhaps has little need for the support of campaigning feminists.

"We're all just regular, struggling people," she says.

Trying to avoid legal prosecution for trespassing and drug possession in the process was a regular struggle, with police seizing and burning their records on occasion.

When the Yankees have a number of regulars struggling, as they currently do, they can usually depend on a timely performance from their captain, Derek Jeter.

As regular malls struggle to attract shoppers, he has argued, stores need to enchant their customers.

Paul, a sixth-year player, spent the regular season struggling to find his rhythm after sitting out almost half of the 2009-10 season because of knee surgery.

Harvick, the points leader for most of the regular season, struggled through a series of bad pit stops to fall as low as 18th before finishing fifth.

Still, Hamilton, who hit 32 homers in the regular season, struggled with his timing through a 2-for-18 2-for-18 2-for-18n which both of his hits were singles.

Which is probably why James's critics took such delight in his regular-season struggles, especially when the Heat's coach, Erik Spoelstra, revealed Miami's players had shed tears in the locker room after a March loss to the Bulls.

My father drove to faraway destinations -- Pittsburgh, Akron, Detroit -- and returned with exotic tales infused with the urgency of the mundane world, compelling stories about regular people struggling to make ends meet.

While plenty of time is spent traveling with Mr. Gilbert and Mr. Burton on research trips and to the Chattahoochee Bigfoot Conference in Tennessee, the film's main emphasis is on depicting the everyday lives of regular, financially struggling folk who just happen to have an unusual hobby.