Sentence examples for struggled to create a from inspiring English sources

Automobile-dependent Los Angeles has struggled to create a balanced mass transit system.

But they are also consoled, they said, by the fact that his campaigns have often struggled to create a positive image for him.

Vivendi, a French infrastructure firm, has recently struggled to create a more focused outfit from its previous incarnation of Générale des Eaux, a sprawling conglomerate.

Ford, which has struggled to create a multiyear plan to return to profitability, said the former executive, Bruce L. Blythe, 58, would start immediately.

While publishers have struggled to create a mechanism that separates consumers from their cash, Apple has about 200 million credit cards on file and an online environment where people can buy with the push of a button.

Though the songs Ms. Vega is best known for are razor sharp, character-based narratives — like her two Top 10 hits from the 1980s, "Luka" and "Tom's Diner" — she struggled to create a cohesive, full-length work.

Most of the large outfits have struggled to create an esprit de corps.

As the clock ticked down, Bale was often forced to retreat as deep as the halfway line to pick up the ball from his defenders but he struggled to create an opportunity.

(student 2) "Initially I struggled to create an authentic character that I believed in – I had little knowledge of the impacts of hepatitis C from the patient's perspective".

Some were not pleased to be allocated patients with socially stigmatising disorders, or who were homeless, and admitted that they found it difficult to relate to their character initially: "Initially I struggled to create an authentic character that I believed in – I had little knowledge of the impacts of hepatitis C from the patient's perspective".

He was struggling to create a life for himself, as was Najat.