Sentence examples for struggling above from inspiring English sources

Carter went into cycles of being underwater in the polls and struggling above water, until he finished his presidency well below the waterline, and lost to Reagan in 1980, ending up a one-term president.

Diazz and Šiljeg both stress the need to attract more white collar jobs to a region which despite its growth struggles with above average unemployment; a name change, they say, could be just the ticket.

With Hibernian not in action, victory would have lifted Jim McIntyre's struggling side above their relegation rivals.

Investors sold Dutch and peripheral euro zone bonds on Monday, driving yields on debt issues by struggling Spain above 6percentt.

I cannot decide what to wear (see struggling feelings above) and try on approximately three outfits before settling on an old faithful: a black jumpsuit with a chunky cardigan.

It means we're going to accommodate the needs of students, whether they're struggling, average or above-average learners".

Some technology companies that went public last year are still struggling to stay above their offering prices.

Over the last year, he has been struggling to get above 50%.

No wonder you're struggling to rise above the after-effects.

Mr. DiClemente said "the economy is struggling to stay above water".

Of Spain's 17 regions, only two — Murcia and Castilla La Mancha — are struggling with deficits above 2 percent of G.D.P.