Sentence examples for struggle to formulate from inspiring English sources

Lacking a stable social base, politicians struggle to formulate coherent platforms, let alone implement substantive policies.

"Young children require time and one-on-one feedback as they struggle to formulate utterances in order to build their language and cognitive skills.

That dumbness, however, is part of the fun, and there is a strange, befuddling joy in responding to a film with mouth agape, one finger pointing heavenward, as you struggle to formulate a question that will not come.

What makes the nice and helpful part even less of an imposition, however, is that those who break away from that human river, looking uncertain or lost, or with a specific question that they sometimes struggle to formulate, in any language, are almost universally so polite back.

Thus, while U.S. feminists struggle to formulate laws to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace, women in other countries are stoned to death for adultery or subjected to genital-cutting (including infibulation in some instances).

I decided to use the lessons learned during these last ten years of adversity and struggle to formulate a plan for moving single mothers and their children to mental, physical, educational, and financial self-sufficiency.

Torino struggled to formulate a response.

But they have struggled to formulate an adequate response.

My heart is beating and I'm struggling to formulate something.

"Yes, many years ago when I was learning Japanese, I struggled to formulate the correct word for identity in Japanese.

He said he had asked himself the same question and for a time even struggled to formulate an answer.