Sentence examples for struggle to devise from inspiring English sources

Following a long struggle to devise mathematical operations that would retain the normal properties of algebra, Hamilton hit upon the idea of adding a fourth dimension.

Gordon Brown is just the latest in a long line of chancellors to join the struggle to devise new and ingenious ways to monitor and control public spending.The last, Conservative, government had a rolling three-year plan for public spending.

The unanimous appeals panel in Philadelphia made clear that it saw a struggle not just between the First Amendment and a society's moral obligation to its young, but also a struggle to devise laws compatible with the Internet's instant access and global reach.

For patients with complex health and social care needs that extend beyond cancer pathology, later and less visible stages in the decision-making process are more haphazard and may result in less effective and workable treatment plans, as individual clinicians struggle to devise and deliver these plans without breaching time-based targets.

But the West struggled to devise an effective response.

Instead, researchers have struggled to devise effective noninvasive sampling methods.

Yet Don spent that day in a panic, struggling to devise an ad for Lucky Strike cigarettes.

The United States is now struggling to devise a strategy to prevent China from militarising its newly completed islands.

For years, chip designers have struggled to devise better ways of wiring transistors together, to increase the speed at which they can talk to each other.

Mr Morgan's supporters say the task-force is stalling, as it struggles to devise a system which guarantees Mr Michael a win.

Either we have solidarity or we waste our time!" Throughout the second half of the year, the 28 European Union states struggled to devise and agree on a joint response.