Sentence examples for struggles to replace from inspiring English sources

My eye struggles to replace the building, to paint it in, to fill in the blank.

Aldridge pointed to Tottenham's struggles to replace Gareth Bale last season as a "lesson to be learned".

But the fallout from that disaster, including internal battles at the CIA and struggles to replace and fix a complex web of interlocking technical systems, continues to rage on to this day, according to five former intelligence community sources familiar with the matter.

She underwent five skin-replacement operations as doctors struggled to replace damaged skin and save her life.

It makes you wonder – who England would struggle to replace?

At least 20,000 public-sector jobs could vanish, which the private sector will struggle to replace.

Unsurprisingly, 80% of councils say they are struggling to replace the homes.

Officials at Sony and at PIAS are struggling to replace the lost stock.

Food companies big and small are struggling to replace genetically modified ingredients with conventional ones.

Depth was a problem early this season when Oklahoma State struggled to replace seven starters.

Unemployment is rising in Egypt, Tunisia and Libya, as governments struggle to replace the crony capitalism of the dictators.