Sentence examples for struggle to tailor from inspiring English sources
This is a great vantage point for watching the Arab world struggle to tailor itself a set of new democracies.
Whilst NGO workers noted the need for human rights programs to address the complex drivers of the HIV epidemic, they struggled to tailor them to the Zambian context due to donor stipulations.
At the same time, the total numbers of people in Germany and France who support giving Britain a special deal on membership to satisfy British opinion are heavily outnumbered by those who oppose doing so, which suggests that David Cameron may struggle to achieve his hoped-for tailor-made arrangement for the UK.
In clinical practice, it may be helpful to assess exposure to violence, sexual abuse, bullying, and psychosocial well-being in adolescents struggling with recurrent headache to tailor intervention and facilitate coping and recovery.
The design was difficult as Hemming struggled to find a tailor in Los Angeles who could work with shearling.
Since the base oil alone would struggle to meet these challenging demands, performance-enhancing additives in tailor-made formulations are added to the lubricant formulation [4, 5].
Today you'll struggle to miss their shops full of skinny jeans, crisp shirts and well- tailored rock-star jackets on the posher high streets.
His Falmouth Stakes winner Alice Springs, however, may struggle to cope with Limato (11.40pm) in the Mile, as Henry Candy's gelding seems tailor-made for the challenge.
