Sentence examples for struggle to introduce from inspiring English sources

Young Administrations often struggle to introduce new ideologies to federal agencies.

He led the struggle to introduce Western ideas in order to increase, as he repeatedly wrote, Japanese "strength and independence".

Beginning in 1935 36, Lewis presided over the often-violent struggle to introduce unionism into previously unorganized industries such as steel, automobile, tire, rubber, and electrical products.

Another problem is the struggle to introduce new and challenging forms of music to a public who are simply not used to it, which is very much the case with Changsha's emerging jazz scene.

My idea in Orientalism was to use humanistic critique to open up the fields of struggle, to introduce a longer sequence of thought and analysis to replace the short bursts of polemical, thought-stopping fury that so imprison us.

"There was a real struggle to introduce professional coaching and a refusal to accept change.

At least one U.S. company has struggled to introduce the technology.

In South Carolina, Sanders duly struggled to introduce himself to voters who have long known the Clinton name.

President Obama struggled to introduce a healthcare scheme which, even in its fuller version, would have been rejected by most European conservative parties as too right-wing.

Samsung and Apple have carved out a near duopoly in the high-end smartphone market, as rivals have struggled to introduce compelling models that can really compete.

For every sentimental image the defense struggled to introduce this week, there was a live prosecution witness to bring up Mr. Dixon's murders.