Sentence examples for struggle to solidify from inspiring English sources

The vice president's struggle to solidify his geographic base stems from several factors, political analysts said.

However, many librarians still struggle to solidify their place, and their value, in the instructional landscape of their parent institution.

These countries continue to struggle to solidify their democracies - because of the enduring lack of necessary democratic institutions and structures of governance.

Major League Soccer is still struggling to solidify its appeal.

Today it struggles to solidify a policy for historic sites, reinventing itself during a political transition period where heritage is a low priority.

Despite a three-month head start, Senator John McCain, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, has struggled to solidify lines of attack against Senator Barack Obama, the presumptive Democratic nominee, for the general election.

Despite a three-month head start, Senator John McCain has struggled to solidify lines of attack against Senator Barack Obama for the general election, Republican operatives say and some of his own advisers acknowledge, running into problems that bedeviled Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's primary campaign against Mr. Obama.

While six may seem like a small number when parent company TechStars routinely launches groups of a dozen or so, it's a big number for the Tampa Bay area, which has struggled to solidify its position as an entrepreneurial community.

The labor market remains a wild card in an economy still struggling to solidify a fragile recovery.

President Karzai, who has already survived one assassination attempt, is still struggling to solidify his hold on power.

Whatever the explanation, though, Saif's dismissal of the ICC illuminates a larger story -- the court's struggle to be taken seriously as it attempts to solidify a system of justice that transcends national boundaries.