Sentence examples for struggling going from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, there's a clear recognition that there's some major struggling going on here," Cashman said.

But Rutgers finally got its offense, which had been struggling, going and roared back with the second half spurt.

"As a true mom, you do things that are for the best for your kid, and I knew at the time, there was too much struggling going on.

The Year Three class is grappling with subtraction, although the chorus of correct answers suggests there is little struggling going on.

Pakistan's batting coach, Grant Flower, lamented the fall of late wickets that leaves his side struggling going into the third day.

But for all the struggling going on at Jack Nicklaus's Muirfield Village Golf Club — the cut at six-over-par 150 was the highest on the PGA Tour this year — the faces atop the leader board remained the same.

And they demand that struggling countries impose austerity measures that will make the struggling go on pretty much indefinitely.

It is a misconception that only people who are intensely struggling go to therapy.

If you see your child struggling, go and help.

If you are really struggling, go to lesson mode, if there is one.

But, understandably, they've struggled going forward without De Rosario.