Sentence examples for struggles to formulate from inspiring English sources
As the United States struggles to formulate a policy, however, Mr. Assad has given no sign that he is ready to yield power, and the Syrian resistance has been adamant that it will not negotiate a transition in which he has a role.
David struggles to formulate his identity through the past fragments of his father's comics, the shifting narrative of his own life ("what I had once thought was a romantic comedy is actually a horror story, complete with gothic effects") and his filmic aspirations ("I'm better than my father. Movies are better than comics. Tomorrow I will write").
The principle of univocalness played a central role in Einstein's struggles to formulate the general theory of relativity.
Reviewing this year's Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival for the New York Times, writer Ben Ratliff struggles to formulate why the experience was so boring.
As Europe still struggles to formulate a strategy to quell the inexorable tide of refugees fleeing misery in the Middle East, a vision of what ring-fencing Greece would entail is in bleak evidence at Idomeni and Polykastro, a town 15 miles south, where the bottlenecks are overwhelming aid agencies.
Torino struggled to formulate a response.
But they have struggled to formulate an adequate response.
My heart is beating and I'm struggling to formulate something.
Lacking a stable social base, politicians struggle to formulate coherent platforms, let alone implement substantive policies.
"Yes, many years ago when I was learning Japanese, I struggled to formulate the correct word for identity in Japanese.
He said he had asked himself the same question and for a time even struggled to formulate an answer.
