Sentence examples for struggled to present from inspiring English sources

Publicly, I struggled to present a convincing masculine persona.

A bewildering profusion of fresh contenders (see Other openers, below) fought for oxygen but struggled to present themselves as must-see theatrical propositions.

As Italy has struggled to present viable responses to the euro zone crisis, calls have multiplied for Mr. Berlusconi to step aside, even from his own coalition.

Lawmakers did not disappoint on Wednesday, especially those from the Labour Party, which has struggled to present a persuasive alternative to the government's program.

Still, the ruling was something of a rebuke for prosecutors, who in months of testimony have struggled to present a coherent picture of how Tyco operated under Mr. Kozlowski and Mr. Swartz and how, the government says, the men used complicated acquisition accounting to inflate Tyco's reported growth and profits.

Stuart Young, executive director at East Midlands Councils, said: "We have struggled to present a consensus view on where the station should be".

But Lewis struggles to present that complexity in the film.

By January, he will be struggling to present another budget.

The documentary purports to explore how "Al Jazeera struggles to present an unbiased view of current affairs".

But simplicity is a matter of perception, and it's hard to ignore the fact that Apple is struggling to present a simple image to its customers.

The shift in pronouncements is opening deep rifts in a community struggling to present a united -- and, above all, benevolent -- face to the American public.