Sentence examples for struggling compared from inspiring English sources

It means Norway's official unemployment level – already struggling compared to its neighbours since the 2008 global crash – is artificially low.

Malls remain heavily dependent on their department store anchors and apparel retailers, which tend to have high-end prices and have been struggling compared with home furnishings stores.

"If you are a teenager sitting in the front row of a primary class struggling compared with the younger child sitting next to you, the chances are you will get disheartened and drop out.

At times recently there's been something of a suggestion that Chivas should be moved and rebranded, given how much they are struggling compared to their StubHub Center neighbors, the Galaxy.

Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen was ninth, again struggling compared to team-mate Alonso, 0.434secs adrift of the Spaniard.

It's very difficult for anyone outside a Formula 1 team to know why one driver is struggling compared with another.

It's estimated that the $20m project will employ around 70 people in an area that has struggled, compared with the rest of Australia, to create jobs and stimulate economic growth.

Susana Martinez, the governor of New Mexico, is another prospective vice-presidential candidate, with the advantage of not only being from a Latino background but a woman, a demographic group with which Romney struggles compared with Obama.

He signed Redden to a six-year, $39 million deal in 2008, but Redden struggled compared with his previous stint in Ottawa, and was sent to the minors in the 2010-11 season.

The timing of the tests will be difficult for children born in summer, given that they may start reception only a few weeks or even days after their fourth birthday – and so may struggle compared with children who may be nearly a year older.

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