Sentence examples for should they struggle from inspiring English sources

People say if they are working and have a little money, why should they struggle for others to work?

But should they struggle, the Redskins can always go back to Reed Doughty (an underrated box player) or DeJon Gomes (a vulnerable pass-defender but someone who at least has a year of experience in this system).

While Labour's budget responsibility lock should wrongfoot the Tories as they struggle to say where the money is coming from for their NHS promises (Labour's big promise: no extra borrowing, 13 April), it is hardly offering us much real possibility of change in the years ahead.

It is transparently England's trump card as they approach a final which, judged purely on form, they should struggle to win.

Numancia's next opponents are Madrid and Villarreal and they should struggle this season.

Walmart spokeswoman Brooke Buchanan told The Huffington Post that Simon views veterans' first year out of active duty as "critical" and doesn't think they should struggle to find work.

At 6ft 4in, his characters don't just speak from the high ground, they pose a real threat should they lose their struggle with self-control.

They also frequently want to debate the pros and cons of investing in struggling countries: Should they invest in education, they ask, or health care; economic development or infrastructure?

Those who had "should not be satisfied with the removal of the regime; instead, they should continue to struggle until the Islamic regime that achieves justice, freedom, and independence is established".

And it is a big reason why the Warriors have won all their games at the start of this season when circumstances said they should have struggled.

Historically, it's usually when the people lead that reminds both Democrats and Republicans they should be struggling for equality and justice rather than merely political survival.