Sentence examples for struggling among from inspiring English sources

And it's not just The Voice that is struggling among weeklies.

As a result, the once-successful Athletics now find themselves back struggling among their competitors.

However, this year Mr. Romney is still struggling among this group.

In fact, even on the economy Miliband is struggling among his own base.

Luigi and I were already at the top and saw him struggling among the loose rocks fifty metres below us.

But mostly she and her kin are struggling, among one another and against institutions, over matters of ritual.

In both cases, struggles among top leaders appear to have played an important role.

Exit polling in Florida seemed to indicate he still struggles among the most conservative voters and Tea Party folks.

The story focuses on the power struggles among those caught inside, but there is another direction you can take the same premise: the one of "The Wall".

Inspired by Japanese manga and anime, the work details struggles among a band of young angels deprived of their wings and abandoned by their parents during a war.

—Allison Kopicki Evangelicals and Tea Party Supporters Mr. Romney has struggled among very conservative voters, evangelical Christians and strong Tea Party supporters in some of the previous states.