Sentence examples for struggle to spread from inspiring English sources
The struggle to spread, or halt, the rumor that Mr. Assad's brother-in-law, Asef Shawkat, was killed represents the most high-profile chapter in the war of narratives between the two sides.
McBride, who leads a national campaign focused on gun violence prevention and criminal justice reform, said it was frustrating to see local programs show dramatic results in reducing shootings, but then struggle to spread to new cities or maintain their funding.
Content marketing has proven to be a viable solution for those who struggle to spread the word about their brand and business online in this ad-blocker era.
On Sunday, the Jets struggled to spread the ball around.
For almost five years, so-called "cryptoransomware" bubbled below the surface, struggling to spread.
Its fruit evolved to be crunched and dispersed by the mammoths and mastodons that once tramped the continent; now they have vanished, the tree struggles to spread through the landscape.
But the real battle is fought far from the cameras, in rural hamlets like this one, where little-known opposition candidates are struggling to spread their message in a campaign characterized by intimidation and political violence.
Kevin Morgan 6 Wales's lack of a specialist inside-centre reduced his opportunities in the line, but counter-attacked effectively Shane Williams 6 Brought into midfield as Wales struggled to spread the ball wide but his poor decision-making cost at least two tries Tom Shanklin 6 Robust in defence and took the ball up strongly.
The threat posed by the virus is thought to be low as it struggles to spread in people.
Both Bill and his patients were much happier, and Bill was asked to speak around the country to struggling dentists to spread his message of "want-based" dentistry.
As British leaders struggle to contain spreading violence on their country's streets, at least one commentator, writing in The Daily Telegraph, has suggested they look to Philadelphia for answers.
