Sentence examples for struggles to reverse from inspiring English sources

As the labor movement struggles to reverse its decades-long decline, unions have been searching for new types of workers to organize.

BERLIN — As Europe struggles to reverse a plunge in financial confidence, the world waits for Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, to make a fundamental choice.

Roy S. Roberts, General Motors' group vice president for North American vehicle sales, service and marketing, announced today that he would soon retire, as the company struggles to reverse a decline in its share of the United States vehicle market.

But Peru is a big, hard-to-govern country with deep social divisions and analysts say the lack of political operators could become a problem for Kuczynski as he struggles to reverse an economic slowdown and build support beyond the capital's elite.

Still, the discussions between the companies illustrate the broad range of options for Time Warner to consider, especially with regard to America Online, as it struggles to reverse the damage to its share price done by Time Warner's sale for AOL stock three years ago.

They both decide their cars are good and May, the jester, the buffoon, struggles to reverse a lorry through a tiny Portuguese village.

The company is struggling to reverse its decline in the smartphone market.

Revlon has been struggling to reverse a string of losses and recently appointed a new chief financial officer.

The change is a victory for unions that have struggled to reverse years of decline in membership.

Mrs. Kirchner has struggled to reverse flagging popularity since a drawn-out conflict with farmers over export taxes.

Despite Mrs. Merkel's triumphs on the world stage, her government is struggling to reverse its plummeting approval ratings.