Sentence examples for struggles too much from inspiring English sources

If Wagner struggles too much early on, K.J. Wright will most likely slide inside.

Timothy Shriver, the chairman of the Special Olympics, stated, "This population struggles too much with the basics to have to struggle against Hollywood.

Sentilles struggles too much with the judgment in so many people's attitudes toward faith and God, especially self-proclaimed God-fearing people who use religion to attack other people's sexuality and lifestyles.

Wise biologists do not struggle too much with such questions.

Until recently, I didn't struggle too much with sleep.

"I don't think Rafa will struggle too much to get over this kind of a match.

Hannah Verdier Armando Iannucci may have stepped down as showrunner of the superior political satire, but Veep doesn't look to have struggled too much in his absence.

There was a moment in the studio where we were struggling with an intro, I think – although I must say, we didn't struggle too much on this album – but it wasn't like it was all charted.

Of that there is no doubt whatever, and it's hard to imagine her struggling too much against her next opponent Jarmila Groth, although of course she was far too savvy to admit it.

Crucially, Bardet appears able to get through the first week of the Tour without struggling too much, while he is clearly learning year on year to find openings for himself.

("Yah, yah, I'll bring it back in perfect condition, promise. Luv you, Uncle Phil!") Even before the events of the past few months, in which Green has been accused of enriching himself at the cost of the high-street chain BHS and its 11,000 workers, I doubt anyone would have struggled too much to tell the difference between Philip Green and Mother Teresa.