People routinely struggle with two opposing emotions.
Medicare routinely struggles with decisions about what surgical procedures and medical devices it should pay for.
As a chef, this is something with which Ripert routinely struggles.
But Sabathia had routinely struggled against Tampa Bay, and particularly against his fellow left-handed ace David Price, before he picked up the win in the Yankees' 5-3 victoverover Price and the Rays on Thursday night at Yankee Stadium.
It's now thought that the DPRK routinely struggles to combat diseases such as tuberculosis, and respiratory infections are among its most common causes of death, according to the World Health Organisation.
Since then, the Yankees have showered $22.25 million on the injured Steve Karsay and traded for, among others, Jay Witasick, Mark Wohlers, Dan Miceli and, most notably, Benitez, who had routinely struggled in big games as the Mets' closer.
Her rare, exclusive access to the Pakistan Military Academy allowed her to tell the story of university-educated women wading through mud, training with live ammunition, and defying gender norms in a country where women and girls routinely struggle for opportunities.
Adult dramas -- serious-minded fare not tied to franchises or visual effects -- have routinely struggled at the box office ever since the 2008 recession took hold and television became pop culture's preferred medium.
They will be looking to expunge that mark, although the Knicks routinely struggle against Boston.
The charge of being insufficiently academic is one that media studies students – who routinely struggle with the complexities of social and cultural theory – would find quite ridiculous.
