Many teachers today struggle to make subjects like classical literature relevant for their students, who grew up in the rapidly-moving world of the internet.
Oliver Stone, who is working on a film about the man now standing in room 615 of the Golden Apple hotel on Moscow's Malaya Dmitrovka, might struggle to make his subject live up to the canon of great movie spies.
Croall persists in his struggle to see his subject calmly and clearly, instantly grasping the truth of how, as one interviewees tells him, "you felt and understood his pain, and that's what audiences loved.
It was only just over a year agoo that Mr Field, writing in The Daily Telegraph alongside Conservative MP Nicholas Soames, said that Ukip's success in the Eastleigh by-election had made the struggle to debate the subject much easier.
As an adult reader, there are some books that I will never read because I know that I will struggle to deal with the subject matter.
Employees point to covers like those featuring Regis Philbin and a reimagining of an aged Princess Diana as evidence that Ms. Brown struggled to find subjects to create that most elusive but desirable of magazine outcomes: buzz.
If you found making three A-level choices difficult, you may well struggle to choose just one subject to take at university.
A rough-hewed and admiring portrait of the 54-year-old comedian Eddie Pepitone, "The Bitter Buddha" will, like its subject, struggle to appeal to a wider audience than comedy geeks and professional dyspeptics.
When MSNBC began a series a few years ago about obscure politicians who propel themselves into headline-grabbing controversies, the producers did not struggle to find their first subject.
I'd also struggle to think of another subject where the presenters would be so under-researched and ill-prepared that basic myths and factual errors were left unchallenged.
