Sentence examples for struggled largely from inspiring English sources

Paul then took me into the trees, where I'd always struggled, largely due to a lack of confidence.

In the days after the earthquake and tsunami damaged the power plants, employees from Tokyo Electric Power Company, which owns them, struggled largely out of the cameras' view.

Since a 15-year-long stint of military rule ended in 1999, Mr Obasanjo has struggled, largely in vain, to bring benefits to ordinary Nigerians.

The United Nations also has serious human rights concerns in working too closely with the Congolese military, which has struggled, largely unsuccessfully, to maintain discipline and morale.

For 10 months, Letta has led a shaky coalition government that has struggled largely without success to push through key reforms.

A follower said that the Eagles are struggling largely because the offense misses the running back Montel Harris, who is one of the most prolific rushers in program history.

Rolls-Royce is struggling largely as a result of investing in wide-bodied aircraft, such as the A380, at a time when demand is focused on narrow-bodied passenger plans.

Meanwhile, the Venezuelan economy struggled mightily, largely as a result of depressed world oil prices.

The competitor is not al-Hurra, an American government channel beamed from Washington that has struggled, and largely failed, to convince Arabs that it is objective.

Others see the struggle largely in religious terms.

But it has been a struggle, largely thanks to the Byzantine nature of the American system.