Sentence examples for struggles to structure from inspiring English sources

During the interwar era, the national liberal camp (gathered in the Greater German People's Party) fought against the mutually-hostile Christian Social and Marxist camps in their struggles to structure the new republic according to their respective ideologies.

I may struggle to structure my life, but I have complete clarity about what I want to do with it.

We are struggling with how to structure such a trip.

The renewable heat incentive has been beset by problems, as the government has struggled to decide how to structure the scheme and how much money should be made available to households.

As she struggles to dismantle the structures of male dominance that have forced women to the dark perimeters of the social order, she never becomes a pawn in a thematic end game, or a temporary heroine to be set aside in favor of a masculine savior (looking at you Matrix films).

As the two women talk in Romani, Saimir Mile struggles to explain the intricate structure of Roma culture and identity in Europe.

Scott Mushkin of Banc of America Securities wrote: “Kroger, we believe, has effectively right-sized its organization, especially as it relates to labor, weathered a prolonged assault from Wal-Mart and now stands to benefit from its heavy WMT exposure as that company struggles to overcome a higher cost structure and a significant image problem to regain momentum.”.

In this stage, the enterprise struggles to establish its processes and works without a formal structure in place.

By 1990, she had upped the quality of her crystals, but she still struggled to a good structure.

For instance, Friedrich August Kekulé struggled to understand the structure of benzene until in a day-dream he envisioned it as a snake eating its own tail.

Draw Something, for example, struggles to provide a challenge to players because of how the game is structured.