Sentence examples for struggling actions from inspiring English sources

This covering will calm the trapped animal by providing a sense of protection from predators and thus prevent crying out and struggling, actions which could attract predators or cause it injury.

That means more oversight and challenge of local authorities and academy chains that are struggling; more action to get the best school leaders working to improve underperforming schools; and a National Leadership Institute to increase the number of top-quality headteachers.

These deeper learning ideas can be reasonably implemented without resorting to the more dire actions struggling businesses take, like closing operations, cutting headcount or reducing salaries.

Finn was sent home from the Ashes tour after struggling with his action, rhythm and confidence and was not included in the one-day or Twenty20 squad to face Sri Lanka.

Ally's father, fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger, saw his daughter struggling and took action.

He is now 21, a lanky man who would dwarf that baby-faced teenager struggling to explain his actions that night.

Sasha Wilson, co-director of the four-year-old Bronx Community Charter School, said his faith in blocks was solidified by a struggling second grader's actions after an apple-picking field trip.

But treating our doctors like they are an expendable part of the work force is not the solution to the problems that face our struggling system.The government's actions read like an attempt to dismantle the National Health Service altogether, and these new contracts will encourage some of the most skilled and highly trained professionals in the UK to flee to greener pastures.

Mr Nel suggested that he was doing this on purpose when he was struggling to explain his actions.

Some teams, therefore, were struggling with adapting improvement actions to their clients' wishes but at the same time had to confront clients with a picture of reality that was not the way clients perceived it.

"There has been much criticism in the past of local authorities failing to take swift action with struggling schools.