Sentence examples for struggle to present from inspiring English sources

Don't hide your career break Many women struggle to present a career break in positive terms on their CVs.

It's admittedly a struggle to present the complexity of a new display type through watching a video on the conventional display it will one day replace, but alas.

The Palestinians struggle to present their position.

Some of struggle to present ourselves in society, even while we acknowledge the necessity of doing so.

There, military prosecutors brand new to terrorism cases struggle to present admissible evidence before a military judge who's never before presided over a contested international terrorism trial.

But as she talks about her work and the struggle to present it over the years -- and the obvious commitment she has to it -- you can't help but be transfixed by Abramovic's vision, whether it appeals to you or not.

Publicly, I struggled to present a convincing masculine persona.

But Lewis struggles to present that complexity in the film.

By January, he will be struggling to present another budget.

The documentary purports to explore how "Al Jazeera struggles to present an unbiased view of current affairs".

But simplicity is a matter of perception, and it's hard to ignore the fact that Apple is struggling to present a simple image to its customers.