Sentence examples for struggles with this question from inspiring English sources

"Every woman with young children struggles with this question, Should I, how can I, will I be able to?" he said.

"I have struggled with this question.

JEFFREY TOOBIN: The Court has struggled with this question — how to define political speech.

The data geeks at The Economist struggle with this question every day.

U.S.A. Gymnastics, which oversees American training, has struggled with this question in recent years.

Many might be surprised to find that the United States is not unlike Iran in struggling with this question.

Big department stores and shopping centres have struggled with this question more than most, because fewer shoppers want to head off for a day in the stores.

As we watch the United Nations struggle with this question at the turn of the millennium, many Americans are left exceedingly puzzled.

I struggled with this question, asking, "Beth, what would you do?", and then I remembered all the times I've shouted back: "Show us your cock!

In the final months of his editorship, Alan Rusbridger publically struggled with this question in a memorable essay that kicked off the Guardian's special coverage of the climate crisis.

As I struggled with this question (I'm instructing some graphic designers on which ones to use when, and I don't want have to refer to #009fd7 in every email) it occurred to me that there must be sites dedicated to this very problem.