Sentence examples for struggled instead of from inspiring English sources

When Jones was asked why he thought the Mets were more of a championship team, he talked about why the Braves have struggled instead of praising the Mets.

The dill, too, has struggled, instead of feathery soft green foliage they are now a stiff silvery green going brown at the ends like they've been under a hair dryer for too long.

It is analogous to having Germany struggling instead of Greece, striking at the heart of Europe.

You can even work on asking for feedback when you're struggling instead of just accepting it when it comes your way.

The sense of struggle, instead of arising from the drama, arises from the performance.

"It means the year could be an ideological struggle instead of a problem-solving year".

I can't force someone to claim and erode their autonomy in making decisions, but I find it so difficult to see people struggle instead of claim because of this rhetoric.

At Friday's rallies, protest leaders urged demonstrators to prepare for a protracted struggle instead of expanding the protests geographically.

In both sermons and public assemblies, Lubic encourages those listening to talk about their fears and personal struggles instead of turning to drugs and alcohol for comfort.

She said: "David Cameron should tackle his government's cost of living crisis and cap rail fare rises for struggling commuters, instead of obsessing about handing East Coast over to the private sector".

After a wild week of plunging world markets, it was welcome news on Friday night that the United States was working with other nations to stem the financial crisis and also moving ahead with plans to take equity stakes in struggling banks instead of just buying up their bad assets.