Sentence examples for struggle to enter from inspiring English sources

Even giants such as Nestlé struggle to enter new markets.

But German carmakers may struggle to enter mass markets.

She was right: We struggle to enter the minds of those with disabilities.

Challenging the Sender Filters are always locked in a race with spammers, who will struggle to enter the in-box any way they can.

The government and European Union have repeatedly said that changing Italy's labor market, in which older workers often have guaranteed jobs while younger ones struggle to enter the market, is essential to restoring productivity and financial health.

The package is also meant to rebalance the labor market, in which some workers, mostly older ones, have guaranteed open-ended contracts, while others struggle to enter the market or are offered fixed-term contracts with negligible job security.

He showed himself largely indifferent to the plight of Jewish refugees struggling to enter the US.

As with a celestial body struggling to enter orbit, the effort to gain momentum may prove catastrophically insurmountable.

The program charts the complex history of black Americans and their struggles to enter the musical mainstream.

In Mexico, Rigoberto Pérezcano's Norteado (Northless) gave unhackneyed treatment to the familiar topic of immigrants struggling to enter the United States.

Bill Clinton did this in 1992 when he tied his economic-policy proposals to his family's struggles to enter the middle class.