Sentence examples for struggle to maximize from inspiring English sources
You would battle the rush of late-arriving players and struggle to maximize what sunlight was left.
Ever since the discovery of oil near Kirkuk in 1927, Iraq has struggled to maximize the commodity's potential for wealth.
"He sees life as a zero-sum-game, in which we're all struggling to maximize our social position," said Michele Lamont, a sociologist at Princeton and the author of "The Dignity of Working Men: Morality and the Boundaries of Race, Class and Immigration" (Harvard University Press, 2000).
Employers have been struggling to maximize productivity with ever fewer employees.
For governments struggling to maximize citizens' health with limited and often dwindling economic resources, T2DM represents a public health problem of outsized proportions.
More wisdom and focus is needed in policy terms so that a "Pareto optimality" solution can emerge from the static or dynamic power struggle in order to maximize education opportunities for all.
A small-business group, From the Ground Up, which seeks to maximize aid to struggling small companies in the area, says a study it commissioned last year found nearly 13,000 businesses in the area with up to 50 employees each, meaning an even larger number with up to 200.
"It is not the job of the Department of Education to maximize profits for the government at the cost of squeezing students who are struggling to get an education".
Staff in settings that care for children struggle to implement standards designed to promote moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA), suggesting a need for effective strategies to maximize the amount of time children spend in MVPA during scheduled PA opportunities.
Service employee officials said the agreement sought to maximize the union's chances of winning a fair election in an era when unions are struggling to reverse decades of decline.
