Sentence examples for struggling drive from inspiring English sources
Today the struggling drive against polio has raised new questions about whether eradication of any disease is achievable, and, if so, whether the cost in terms of effort and dollars would be worth it, given all the other diseases that need attention.
SHEILA MILLER grips the black rubber handle of a circular saw, struggling to drive the blade through a tough piece of laminated wood flooring.
Residents of Cherán have been struggling to drive out armed illegal loggers who they say have destroyed their forests and tormented their families under the protection of cartel henchmen for months.
His hands, mangled in the accident, were wrapped so thoroughly that he remembered struggling to drive his car to the gas station and being unable to pluck his credit card out of the slot above the pump.
Major health insurance companies have been charging sharply higher premiums this year, outstripping any growth in workers' wages and creating more uncertainty for the Obama administration and employers who are struggling to drive down an unrelenting rise in medical costs.
The Fed remains in a better position to raise rates than other major central banks, which are struggling to drive up inflation in the face of even lower interest rates and weaker growth.
Vettel said he was struggling to drive the car as well as Ricciardo.
Lewis Hamilton says he is still struggling to drive his Mercedes in the rain a year after joining the team.
For example, this participant had been on sick leave for over six months as she was struggling to drive to work because of her back pain.
BRAVES 6, CARDINALS 5 A pinch-hit single by Brooks Conrad against the struggling Ryan Franklin drove in Alex Gonzalez with the winning run in the ninth for host Atlanta.
He presides over a largely impoverished, racially diverse city of 124,000 people that is struggling with drive-by shootings and a high teenage pregnancy rate.
