Sentence examples for struggle in terms of from inspiring English sources

Even running for Labour's leadership has been an uphill struggle, in terms of public apathy.

Communities inadequately assessed miss out on social provision, and struggle in terms of education, jobs and housing.

It is a common habit of religious fanatics — people who have heard "the call" — to see every struggle in terms of good versus evil: Islamists versus anti-Islamists.

"It is a bit of a struggle in terms of finances," he said, "but if I let go of that, it was a very nice move.

"We were extremely concerned about financial results and we saw ourselves in a death struggle in terms of the direction the business was heading," it said.

I hate to use this word, but every week is a death struggle in terms of winning the game you're in".

"She wants a living daughter," Mr. Bigg said, "despite whatever potential challenges she might bring in terms of struggling with drugs or education or marriage or anything else".

They're still struggling, in terms of a target for therapy.

"We've had our struggles in terms of injuries, but we've seemed to maintain".

We have to pick up points from teams in the bottom half who are struggling in terms of confidence".

Last year, fleet and business sales propped up a market that had struggled in terms of consumer sales.