Sentence examples for struggle to prepare from inspiring English sources

Teachers will struggle to prepare children in the same classroom for different exams.

Like your letter writer, I, too, struggle to prepare my tax return and to pay my taxes.

They don't know about their rights, or how to access support, and struggle to prepare their children effectively for school.

The other worry concerns parents at the bottom, who struggle to prepare their children for a world in which the unskilled are marginalised.

"I often encounter litigants in person with a perfectly good case which they struggle to prepare or present, or who become distracted by points which are legally irrelevant," says Reed. "Litigants in person who do not have even a basic grasp of the law may not be able to articulate the strengths in their case and may do damage to it by adopting the wrong approach".

The British volleyball squad are self-funded after they had their budget cut last October and Osborne admits that financial constraints have made it a struggle to prepare for the Olympics.

He has struggled to prepare his teams on short notice in past tournaments.

In Tukwila, the small school district has struggled to prepare hundreds of non-English-speaking low-income students for state-mandated achievement tests.

Many students sympathized with their coaches, but the abrupt resignations left them struggling to prepare for two big tournaments in Chicago and Philadelphia on the weekend of Nov. 22-24.

Redknapp believes that the international break and the way that the fixtures have been set up for his side this weekend have left the club struggling to prepare for Tuesday's showdown with the nine-time European champions.

The Dutch bank had struggled to prepare for Basel 2, the new capital standard; last November RBS said that implementing it would roughly double capital requirements at its bit of ABN, an abnormally high increase.