Sentence examples for struggling high from inspiring English sources

He said the district's turnaround model offered a systemic approach for struggling high schools.

5/5 Sunday opening Eight weekends' unrestricted opening in the summer to stimulate struggling high streets.

As well as making struggling high streets even less attractive, they are accused of stiffing impoverished customers with high interest rates.

Local authorities and commercial property developers see street stalls as a means of quickly gingering up struggling high streets and sterile plazas.

Large numbers of towns, including many in the north, are vying to become Portas pilots to help rejuvenate struggling high streets.

On "Glee," the musical-comedy series about a struggling high school glee club, Ms. Lynch plays Sue Sylvester, the misfit-loathing cheerleading coach.

With a struggling high-tech sector also exacting a toll, fall and winter have been tough.

In February Zale, a struggling high-street jeweller, said it would cut 20% of its head-office staff and close 105 stores.

In Chicago a programme called OneGoal, launched in 2009, is preparing struggling high-school students for college by stressing the link between hard work and destiny.

RBS is facing a series of tough decisions this year as a number of struggling high-street chains, including HMV and Clinton Cards, are reliant on its largesse.

Shares of the Williams Companies, an energy trader and pipeline operator, fell $2.64, or 14percentto to $16.36 Williams Communications, a struggling high-speed network operator, reported a fourth-quarter loss yesterday but said that it did not expect to file for bankruptcy protection, even though its banks warned that it might have defaulted on a credit agreement.