Sentence examples for struggle at a time from inspiring English sources

A bill now before Congress would provide tax breaks of $2 billion over 10 years; it faces an uphill struggle at a time of budget deficits.

They can't understand the plight of those living on fixed incomes for whom life will continue to be a struggle at a time when they can no longer add to their income.

Even though any referendum is likely to be years away, analysts said Mr. Tusk faced an uphill struggle at a time when the crisis in Cyprus had made Poles extremely wary of joining the euro zone and being encumbered with spiraling costs associated with paying for the profligacy of other euro zone nations.

Many strikers said that the policy of decreasing welfare benefits and tax credits while also making huge cuts across the board in all government departments had left them struggling at a time of rapidly rising prices.

They view the financial regulatory overhaul taking shape in Congress as a way to appeal to Americans angry about their own economic struggles at a time when bankers — widely viewed as the culprits in the financial meltdown — are again reaping huge bonuses.

Biomass plants are struggling at a time when their services are likely to be in high demand.

Fairy tales at their best help a child deal with inner struggles at a time when he/she cannot tolerate mixed feelings towards another person.

The view from ground level is quite different -- Americans are flooding job fairs, striving and struggling, at a time when there is one job available for every five job-seekers.

The struggle comes at a time when the fund's power has increased exponentially in less than four years.

The struggle comes at a time that Amazon's power as a bookseller is increasing, with sales growing online in an otherwise tepid global book market.

The lowrider grew out of a sense of struggle at a troubled time.