Sentence examples for so struggling from inspiring English sources

I'll start with the standard teaching disclaimer: struggling is part of learning, so struggling by itself isn't a problem.

What this new biography, "No Place for a Woman," shows most perceptively is that she did so struggling with a duality that continues to haunt achieving women.

Over 50 so struggling to get work... It's soul destroying, we came here for a better life and it has ended up in disaster..

Obtaining an urban residence permit, called a hukou, is possible only for those with deep pockets or top-notch connections, so struggling migrants live in a gray zone of pay-as-you-go medical care, dingy rented rooms and unregistered schools where the education is middling at best.

Ehrenreich, alas, is not in possession of a van and so, struggling to come up with enough funds to pay for her tiny bedsit and the gas required to drive to work, moves to a different joint, where she hopes to earn more tips (though her basic pay is still a paltry $2.15 an hour).

Barnetta has had his injury troubles over the past year or so, struggling for a consistent run of games, but the 31-year-old has hit a rich vein of form in recent weeks, impressing in back-to-back games, finding the net in the 2-2 drawayway to DC United earlier this month.

But Spain beware: he predicted Germany would triumph over Spain in Euro 2008, so struggles with this particular fixture.

But it is clearly not as powerful and so struggles with some games.

As tireless as ever but he barely received possession so struggled to produce the magic that has marked his season.

Diabetes is a 24/7 disease, so struggles on treatment tasks are not comparable with other (chronic) diseases.

In Ghana, for example, CHWs had job descriptions outlining their role and responsibilities and had some supervision from health centre staff, but they rarely received help with farming work and so struggled to support their families.