Sentence examples for struggle it will from inspiring English sources
If Bartolo Colon and Freddy Garcia struggle, it will not be because Girardi wore them down.
If Winston does struggle it will not be for want of viable targets.
Having lived through an era of internecine struggle, it will be perhaps cathartic for both the brothers and their party to demonstrate that fraternity is still possible however close and tortured the election outcome.
As for the struggle, it will be a bit of the old and a bit of the new, he says: meetings behind closed doors with the likes of Willetts, Cable and Browne – but an old-fashioned national demonstration to remind the country that students still know how to shout.
My Friends, if this Johannesburg Summit does nothing else than build new momentum in this struggle, it will go down in history as a smashing success.
If he struggles, it will provide fodder for mocking an already bad team.
With Merck's in-house R&D now struggling, it will be no surprise if Mr Gilmartin's head is the first to roll.
If she finds herself struggling, it will do her no harm to think back to her unflappable calm on that January evening in Melbourne.
While many analysts had expected Apple to price the iPhone 5C at about $400 in an effort to attract new customers in mainland China, where the company has been struggling, it will actually go for significantly more.
If Congress refuses to act, it won't just hurt families already struggling – it will actually harm our economy.
A bitter struggle, it seems, will continue.
