Sentence examples for regularly struggled from inspiring English sources

Specifically, compared to women who reported rare or no sleep difficulties, those who regularly struggled falling or staying asleep had a greater all-cause mortality risk (MV-HR=1.49, CI=1.02 2.19).

Ian Murch, an NUT member from Bradford, said teachers now regularly struggled to be approved for mortgages in part because the abolition of pay scales made it harder for teachers to prove that their income would rise as they progressed in the profession.

Health boards have regularly struggled to balance budgets by the end of each financial year, despite extra funding from ministers to cut their deficits.

The aesthetic football of Arsenal has regularly struggled to flourish at the Britannia Stadium with the Gunners having lost three of their last four games against the muscle of Stoke going into the match.

Heineken Cup winners in 2000 and Challenge Cup winners five years ago, Northampton have regularly struggled in big, one-off games since, particularly at the Premiership knock-out stage, after reaching the final for the first time 12 months ago following three consecutive semi-final defeats.

The Chesapeake Bay regularly struggles with a similar problem.

The Fed has become steadily more transparent in the last two decades yet still regularly struggles to communicate.

Channel 4 regularly struggles to match that figure in peak time.

Tajikistan regularly struggles to balance its budget and depends on foreign aid to fund many basic social services.

Jay is the show's most conservative, old-fashioned character, and he regularly struggles with Mitchell's homosexuality.

Ten percent of Americans report that they regularly struggle to fall asleep or to stay asleep throughout the night.