Mr. Bernstein and Mr. Case spoke recently about lending through the economic crisis and maintaining the bank's ties with struggling — and angry — customers.
The senator is one of several Republican members of Congress struggling with angry constituents as lawmakers take a break from Washington, D.C. Instead of getting yelled at for working with President Donald Trump to repeal Obamacare, Rubio and many other Republicans decided not to hold any public forums. .
Bear in mind that every bit of wriggling, squirming, struggling, and angry gestures will compact more snow around you.
The remarks by Mr. Tsipras' critics come in a fierce campaign ahead of June 17 elections in which the two once-mighty parties are desperately struggling to recapture angry voters who abandoned them in the last elections.
VOLKSWAGEN OF AMERICA is still struggling to mollify angry owners and nervous dealers over an ignition-coil problem that potentially affects more than half a million Volkswagen and Audi cars in the United States.
In that book, the young Obama is confused and angry, struggling to figure out who he is, often high, wary of both white condescension and black rage, never trusting himself, always suspicious that his beliefs are just disguised egotism, his emotions just symptoms of his peculiar racial lot.
And not when bland, increasingly ineffectual career politicians in France, Spain and Britain are struggling to connect with angry, austerity-weary voters.
The play is a psychological study of the religious reformer Martin Luther, who is portrayed as an angry man struggling with self-doubts and his desire to believe.
But ever since the E. coli outbreak here about four weeks ago, he has been inundated by angry wholesalers struggling to cope with the public's fear of eating fresh produce.
The trailer sees Hawking angry and struggling to come to terms with his disease before finding new motivation through a speech-generating machine that enables him to speak again and share his exciting discoveries.
