Sentence examples for struggles to pass from inspiring English sources

But the coalition struggles to pass from rhetoric to action.

The blow comes as Mr Kan struggles to pass a budget in the face of political gridlock.

But I fear that much of his political power as a woman who struggles to pass will be simply replaced, without discussion, by conventional constructions of female beauty.

The resignation comes as Mr. Kan struggles to pass a series of earthquake- and energy-related bills that he says are needed for Japan to recover from the earthquake, tsunami and subsequent accident at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.

As Congress struggles to pass a stimulus package, a debate is breaking out among economists over whether the $75 billion to $100 billion that the House and Senate seem willing to spend will be enough to pull the economy out of its downturn.

"The industry struggles to pass on record high oil prices," said Edward Westlake, analyst with Credit Suisse, citing poor third quarter performance for integrated gas and oil company stocks.

"The republic is struggling to pass on its values.

We need to help the millions of people struggling to pass anything on at all.

But it struggled to pass a supplementary budget last month designed to stimulate the economy.

And airlines historically have struggled to pass on the burden to penny-pinching consumers.

Thabeet struggled to pass to teammates as Michigan State's defenders surrounded him.