Sentence examples for struggle to share from inspiring English sources

Do you think people struggle to share your fervour for maths?

Görges, however, played down suggestions that she and Petkovic would now struggle to share the limelight back home.

It struck me then that while most of us are comfortable with sharing our joy in the workplace: announcing engagements, inviting colleagues to our weddings, bringing new babies into the office, we struggle to share our sadness.

They struggle to share their stories with someone else.

In fact these disparate agencies that have a hand in managing our ocean often struggle to share data and insight for effectively managing the overall coastal and ocean economy and protection of our public trust resources.

(And to think: Houston and Sprewell were already struggling to share the ball).

The findings will reinforce fears that the gathering recovery is skewed towards the South-east of England, with the rest of the United Kingdom struggling to share its benefits.

The report concluded that the allies struggled to share crucial target information, lacked specialized planners and analysts, and overly relied on the United States for reconnaissance and refueling aircraft.

The story here, they say, might do irreversible damage to a town struggling to share in the nation's economic good times.

For several years now, he has watched and listened as his fellow group members have struggled to share their lives with the group.

The appointment came as the prime minister named a new cabinet after weeks of bargaining among the competing cities, tribes and militias that formed the loose coalition that overthrew the Qaddafi government but are now struggling to share power.