Sentence examples for struggles to adopt from inspiring English sources

She also battles her famously loopy mother; loses her father; struggles to adopt one child, and gives birth to another.

Goddard admits he struggles to adopt the gravitas that some parents expect of headteachers and he was much less comfortable than his colleague with the TV cameras; Drew wanted Passmores to do a second Channel 4 series but Goddard didn't.

Still, Stack struggled to adopt winning contest strategies against elite amateurs.

Pertinent tale of a 1970s gay couple's struggle to adopt an abandoned boy with Down's syndrome.

Station owners and cable distributors have talked at length about how to let viewers watch on smartphones, for instance, but have struggled to adopt it.

Moving now through the crowd of his supporters gathered at his estate, Khan struggled to adopt the politician's pose of humility.

The party has struggled to adopt a "more modern voice," said Mr. Peng, who is sensitized to every linguistic nuance passed down from Beijing.

[C1.] An oil outpost in Siberia, rich in high-quality crude, reflects the Russian oil industry's struggle to adopt market mechanisms without losing government control.

Apparently, I was wrong, and doctors are still struggling to adopt the new evidence-based disciplines more than a hundred years after Shaw.

The company has been struggling to adopt lower-cost centrifuge technology, which involves spinning uranium isotopes to separate them by weight — an approach already used by European rivals moving to open factories in the United States.

A country with a long tradition of coups (nearly 200 between 1825 and 1980), it has struggled to adopt the democratic habit, running through five presidents in the past five years (a sixth is sworn in on Sunday).