Sentence examples for struggle to train from inspiring English sources

While it appears that a typical person would struggle to train their brain to see a multi-sensory world like natural synaesthetes, there's some tantalising evidence that elements of the condition can be acquired, at least temporarily.

The sectarian strife is as bad as ever, and it's still giving fits to President Obama and the Pentagon as they struggle to train a Shiite-Sunni force to beat back (Sunni) Islamic State.

Organizations struggle to train and retain skilled human resources.

The move is unlikely to alter the balance between government troops and Russia-backed rebel forces, although a Ukrainian military expert said it could have a positive long-term effect on the military's struggle to train and equip new men.

As with The Apprentice, he made the hit Channel 4 series about TV chef Jamie Oliver's struggle to train 15 disadvantaged youths as cooks to work at his self-financed restaurant, through the independent producer Talkback Thames, where he has worked as a freelance for the past five years.

If your kitten is not socialized and used to people, you will face an uphill struggle to train the kitten.

"We are struggling to train people as fast as they join," buzzes Jamie Hepburn, the local SNP member of the Scottish Parliament.

In a war where rebel ground forces are struggling to train and organize themselves, and foreign ground forces are out of the question, these specialized American planes provide a unique and needed asset.

For instance, some of the measures now being devised by the Obama administration track the size, strength and self-reliance of the Afghan National Army, which the United States has been struggling to train for seven years.

Tanzania is also struggling to train more assistants and midwives, build more clinics and nursing schools, provide housing to attract doctors and nurses to rural areas and provide places for pregnant women to stay near hospitals so that they can make it to the labor ward on time.

"There was a lot of pressure from outside: 'You've got to do triple-triple; got to do this; got to up the ante.' " For much of the fall, she and Carroll struggled to train consistently or well, but they are firmly re-established at a rink near Los Angeles.