Sentence examples for struggle to serve from inspiring English sources

He opened offices in major towns and later in remote villages that the Western money-transfer giants would struggle to serve.

And even then you'll struggle to serve them properly.

It was important for the work that the comic both told the story of the population that is served, and the struggle to serve the population.

They wanted to see the nation's first African-American commander-in-chief sworn in again, validating the choice America made four years ago, declaring it was no fluke, that someone like them really can rise to lead the country they had to struggle to serve.

When he struggles to serve scrambled eggs to his family, his wife impatiently grabs the spoon.

At breakfast one morning, six waitresses struggled to serve 10 couples efficiently.

Before long, it was struggling to serve a membership of tens of thousands.

Like similar groups nationwide, the youth center is struggling to serve teenagers who are increasingly suburban and increasingly disadvantaged.

At the same time, no one at any production company seems to be struggling to serve the haul-fail audiences (or combine them?).

Stretched awkwardly over islands and swamp, Nigeria's former capital struggles to serve both as west Africa's finance-cum-business hub and as one of the region's biggest ports.It has fast outpaced efforts to plan for growth.

The magnificent black bass-baritone Eric Owens gave a wrenching portrayal of the story's hero, Stephen Kumalo, the priest struggling to serve his rural community as apartheid takes root in South Africa.