Sentence examples for struggle well from inspiring English sources

Most economists have concluded that the economy will struggle well into next year.

Women are at the forefront of this struggle, well aware that they will obtain equality only within a truly democratic political order.

"While we believe that no single individual … can be solely responsible for all the … ills in our society and while we appreciate that Comrade Jacob Zuma has served our struggle well over the years‚ the organised working class cannot stand idly by … when it is clear that the revolution is taking a disastrous trajectory‚" the union said in a statement.

So instead of hard times of the sort faced by chorines in Depression-era musicals, Ali struggles, well, not very much at all.

Years later, with his reading struggles well behind him, Manning posted a score of 39 out of 50 on the Wonderlic, the intelligence test administered by N.F.L. teams to evaluate draft prospects.

Jim Leyland on Verlander's struggles: "Well, I think first of all, you give the Giant hitters credit.

Conversely, some GPs felt that people generally are resilient and have the tools to cope with bereavement: I've not had anybody who has really struggled, well, not to my knowledge.

And wife Arabella never does stop pleading the case for "London's struggling well-off".

Of course, Mexico's struggle goes well beyond information.

Watching the kiss was, apparently, a struggle as well.

"He struggled, and we want him to struggle as well, you know, at certain moments.