Sentence examples for struggle to bear from inspiring English sources

Even at the lower estimate and with the federal government paying its share, the district would struggle to bear the costs.

In Scorsese's movies, pain is the standard by which to measure truth, and both the nature of pain and the notion of truth, the physical struggle to survive and the moral struggle to bear witness, are at the center of the story.

Emergency departments struggle to bear the brunt of our national medical inadequacies, whether lack of insurance, primary care or psychiatric care.

Butler describes how her mother struggled to bear the burden.

I struggled to bear the burden of national expectation.

Lederer struggled to bear the anguish and guilt.

The Hold Steady's online audience has grown so huge that Kubler, like Jonathan Coulton, is struggling to bear the load.

Like many women who survived the attack, Qadeer struggled to bear children; one was born with a hole in his heart and died a few weeks later.

Susanne Bier's depression-era saga casts them as a married couple struggling to bear a child (and save a lumber company) on the barren soil of North Carolina.

Even after surgery, the knee still struggled to bear weight when Berkman hit left-handed, causing him to drift in his swing, robbing him of power and making him late on fastballs.

To Rise Again at a Decent Hour at times struggles to bear the weight of its conceit (digressions into the history of the Amalekites confound after a while), but at its best it is enormously impressive: profoundly and humanely engaged with the mysteries of belief and disbelief, linguistically agile and wrongfooting, and dismayingly funny in the way that only really serious books can be.