Sentence examples for struggling groups from inspiring English sources

As with exam performance, the perceptions of both struggling groups were compared with non-struggling students to provide context.

The struggling groups are mostly ultra-Orthodox Jews and Arabs, both with large families and poor employment.

To that end, the Theater Alliance has offered Crossroads assistance through its Partnership in Philanthropy program, which helps struggling groups with fund-raising.

As the convoy was about to leave the pickets threw rocks and bottles at the police lines and the convoy left past struggling groups of pickets and police.

Sue Moss Girl guider After decades as a much-loved Girl Guiding leader in Kidlington, Oxfordshire, Sue now mentors younger leaders and helps struggling groups.

But they tailor it to the times: stressing their experience in creating jobs and skill at revitalizing struggling groups (read: Hartford).

Mr McTaggart always sought to promote it as the brave struggling group of its early days.

But even if it rises, I doubt we'll be hearing much from politicians about ways to hasten the re-employment of this struggling group of Americans.

For every success that seems to come out of nowhere, like Gym Class Heroes, the label has a struggling group that has yet to find an audience.

Another co-worker she knew only as Louis came upon the struggling group, lifted the woman to his shoulder and carried her by himself, she said, adding that the temperature in the stairwell was at least 90 degrees.

The men in suits reckon that working together they can revitalise EMI, the struggling group which has been a key part of the British pop industry for more than 40 years.