Sentence examples for struggles to win from inspiring English sources

The president is at the nadir of his popularity, while China struggles to win over public opinion in Taiwan.

He still struggles to win the support of poorer, less educated, more conservative and more religious voters.

Ukip struggles to win over women, but when it does, they are more likely to stay loyal.

Daniel Day-Lewis stars in Steven Spielberg's drama "Lincoln" (Nov. 9), based on a script by Tony Kushner, about the heroic President's struggles to win the Civil War.

France's Front National regularly struggles to win seats in elections at different levels because of the country's two-round voting system.

One senior Tory said the home secretary was irritated that Gove writes to the prime minister when he struggles to win the argument in cabinet committees.

The two struggled to win last week.

So why have the Canadian teams struggled to win Stanley Cups?

However, Tesco has struggled to win over Chinese customers.

Poll numbers reflect Trump's struggle to win female voters.

Cisco has struggled to win over Tandberg shareholders.