Sentence examples for struggle to conclude from inspiring English sources

Other experts, such as Larry Sabato of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia, suggest Clinton's struggle to conclude the Democratic race could make for a bumpy party convention in July.

ROME -- As General Motors and Magna International struggle to conclude a final deal for Opel later this summer, the humbled U.S. automaker is talking to other potential buyers in a bid to win better terms from the Canadian auto parts company.

As the automaker General Motors and the auto parts company Magna International struggle to conclude a deal for Opel, G.M. is talking to other potential buyers in a bid to win better terms, according to the officials involved in the negotiations.

Prosecutors and regulators have been unsuccessful in bringing charges against the senior ranks at the 30 or so biggest financial institutions, often struggling to conclude definitively who is at fault in such sprawling enterprises.

Tsipras, who was elected last year promising to end austerity but was then forced to accept a third bailout in July, is feeling the pressure as he struggles to conclude a bailout review with lenders and also convince angry Greeks that their sacrifices will pay off.

By now I have met and corresponded with hundreds of people who struggle with anxiety — enough to conclude that my own experience, while maybe not the rule, is certainly representative.

The struggling French conglomerate hopes to conclude a deal by September.

At times it was tempting to conclude they might struggle to respond to the very specific demands of Unai Emery, who insists on working at high pressure all the time, but who must now manage a team for whom the pattern is two, maybe four high-pressure matches in March and a handsome stroll the rest of the year.

Can we bear it?" One senses that Bartov is struggling with the problem of how to conclude.

"The present struggles with entrenched encampments in Oakland, San Francisco and New York City led us to conclude that we must uphold our policy," the university chancellor, Robert J. Birgeneau, said in a statement.

And Renault bought operating control of struggling Nissan, which seems to be running effectively, but that story has yet to conclude.