Sentence examples for struggle constantly from inspiring English sources

Canada's forest industry has to struggle constantly against the threats of fire, insects, and disease.

Bands struggle constantly with the challenge of performing earlier songs in concert.

Public-health officials must struggle constantly with the consequences of their own success: the dangers of complacency are real.

Europe's 27 nations struggle constantly to share news that unites them and rival opinions they must keep abreast of.

In another way, the clash over St. Thomas is an example of a much larger struggle constantly played out in New York.

There are only a handful of shelters and these struggle constantly with precarious funding and politics; the justice minister recently denounced them as brothels.

They struggled constantly to provide a decent home for their son and two daughters.

He struggles constantly to make his communication clearer and clearer; finally, almost at the end of the Broadway run, he's cracked it.

Many in that group (and possibly some "successful" weight losers, too) wind up perpetually struggling, constantly anxious about food and dissatisfied with their bodies.

Endeavor has struggled constantly with whether to pursue profits, but each time has concluded no, says Ms Rottenberg, who also says she declined the chance to set up a $100m fund focused on emerging-market entrepreneurs.

She married five times, struggled constantly with depression and died of a barbiturate overdose in 1969 at the age of 47. Knowing all this makes her look more fragile and alive in her movies, makes her recordings sound more stirring.