Sentence examples for struggles to counter from inspiring English sources

He struggles to counter the effects of the drastic shortage of dentists in rural areas and oral hygiene habits that have been slow to change.

This process begins when he is held up by the peace march; hurrying to his squash game, he crashes his car and is confronted with the road rage of three of the less rational inhabitants of the city, men whose mood swings he can diagnose but struggles to counter.

The suit seems to come at a particularly inopportune time for Scientology as it struggles to counter a massive dose of bad publicity over the publication of Lawrence Wright's damning history of the church, "Going Clear: Scientology, Hollywood, & the Prison of Belief".

But in recent weeks the overstretched Kurds have struggled to counter the increasingly well-armed jihadists.

India has struggled to counter Kashmir's often-violent protests, which have flared the past three summers with increasing ferocity.

The discovery comes as the racing industry is struggling to counter perceptions of a pervasive drug culture.

On Monday, he made uncharacteristic errors and struggled to counter the slice that Darcis produced with his one-handed backhand.

Clinton, seen as a political insider, initially struggled to counter Sanders's populist policies, which she criticized as unrealistic.

Those early days of chaos created an impression among the population that the British are still struggling to counter.

Palestinians and Jordanians who stuck out their necks to sign American-sponsored treaties with Israel are struggling to counter charges that they have shortchanged their people.

The moderate Iranian President, Mohammad Khatami, had courageously reached out to the United States with moral, and much practical, support in the struggle to counter al-Qa'ida.