Sentence examples for set struggling from inspiring English sources

After Suso gave Milan the lead in Sicily, Ilija Nestorovski set struggling Palermo on a path to their first point in five games, only for Lapadula to clinch a 2-1 triumph.

The 20-year-old from Guernsey was in deep trouble at a break down in the second set, struggling with cramp when she asked for the trainer after game five.

Of course any film lacking in brand recognition or star power, no matter where it's set, struggles at the highest level now.

I have a fond summertime memory of her explaining Gödel's Proof to me; I wish I had retained it, though I recall an indecently vivid picture of sets struggling, in vain, to contain themselves.

." I have a fond summertime memory of her explaining Gödel's Proof to me; I wish I had retained it, though I recall an indecently vivid picture of sets struggling, in vain, to contain themselves.

Hewitt, who had not played in the eight weeks since his come-frombehind victory over Roger Federer in the semifinal against Switzerland, spent most of the first three sets struggling to find his rhythm and range.

Set in struggling small-town Ohio, the film is an implicit commentary on the economic realities surrounding America's military, but it's no treatise on war.

Private practice psychoanalysis is also set to struggle as evidence-based results and regulation become more important.

Fell away badly after his funny press conference in Brisbane and looks set to struggle in England in four years' time — if he lasts that long.

Any insertion-based data set would struggle to discern parallel insertions.

The retailer, along with a host of other clothing companies catering to the coveted under-25 set, is struggling to survive.