Sentence examples for struggles to build from inspiring English sources

Though he still struggles to build democracy, he said he would not want to go through a second revolution.

As Congress struggles to build, and then govern with, a broad coalition, the result may be bad for political stability, as well as for economic reform.

As European Central Bank President Mario Draghi struggles to build bridges between quarreling Governing Council members, he soon will have a specialist in international kissing by his side.

Like Burton, Gleeson sometimes audibly struggles to build the famous stentorian voice from a Celtic base, but his business with cigars is the best of the bunch.

It is the first major retailer to launch full banking services, with Tesco's launch into the sector delayed as it struggles to build systems and gain regulatory clearance.

This obnoxious and dishonest rigidity, often enforced by a cult-like following, is, I believe, one of the reasons why the left often struggles to build support.

The Mets struggled to build anything positive Saturday.

But under Ralcorp's watch, Post struggled to build sales.

After independence, the Congolese struggled to build a functioning nation.

New concepts have struggled to build an audience.

Most digital music companies have struggled to build lasting businesses.