Sentence examples for struggled to improve from inspiring English sources

"In the Lower East Side, in Harlem, in Bed-Stuy," he said, "these owners stuck it out and struggled to improve their block, and improvements spread from their work.

The Greek government has struggled to improve tax collection.

Since then he has struggled to improve his standing with voters.

And middle school students, whose performance the city has historically struggled to improve, showed large gains.

Ming has struggled to improve the party's performance in both areas.

The US, France and Spain have also struggled to improve wellbeing levels.

As a result, Ms. Langer said, many charter schools are struggling to improve students' test scores.

Though full of advice, the guidelines offer no new money to local authorities struggling to improve services from existing revenues.

It is partly a traditional campaign video: Gore talks about improving manufacturing and schools and speaks about the empathy he feels for Americans struggling to improve their lives.

With the Liberal government struggling to improve health care, urban transportation and housing, however, there is little appetite in the House of Commons to significantly increase the $11 billion defense budget.

Twitter, a small San Francisco company, has been struggling to improve its security even as it tries to manage hypergrowth in the number of users and messages it handles.