Sentence examples for struggles to replicate from inspiring English sources

He also builds tension in a way that Mr. Lamar, with his perma-cool and level presence, struggles to replicate.

The president told African-Americans this weekend he would consider it a "personal insult" if they did not vote for Mrs. Clinton, implicitly putting his name on the line as his former secretary of state struggles to replicate the coalition that delivered him victories in 2008 and 2012.

Above her, in the attic, her rumpled father (Sebastian Koch) struggles to replicate the success of a long-ago novel, while his bitter wife (Julia Ormond) rarely misses an opportunity to punish him for the loss of her mediocre acting career.

They've accepted the challenge of organizing the left in the virtual arena and done an amazing job that the right struggles to replicate.

The A.V. Clubs Keith Phipps also unfavorably compared the film to Ghostbusters, stating that it struggles to replicate that film's successful formula but fails to innovate with the story or characters.

We would struggle to replicate this alone.

China has struggled to replicate its triumphs at the Beijing and London Olympics of 2008 and 2012.

You can't buy that and I will struggle to replicate them.

These are all tasks that humans can usually perform but that computers struggle to replicate.

But Wigan struggled to replicate the dynamic performance that ultimately overwhelmed City.

This is partly because China boasts clusters of efficient suppliers that others will struggle to replicate.