Sentence examples for struggling much from inspiring English sources

"Of course, everybody is struggling much more," Ms. Baum said.

After struggling much of the second half, Smith made every big play down the stretch.

"We've certainly seen a gap in the market this year and schools are struggling much more to fill places.

With Albert Pujols on the disabled list with a foot injury and the slugger Josh Hamilton, the team's marquee addition last winter, struggling much of the season, Kuroda easily disposed of the Angels.

A real fiscal union with centralized taxation would address this problem by transferring money from areas that were growing to regions that were struggling — much like the federal government moves money across the United States.

He has enjoyed a surge in fund-raising in recent months, after struggling much of last year, and absorbed many former fund-raisers for Mitt Romney, Rudolph W. Giuliani and other Republican rivals who were not on his initial list.

As the team struggled, much about Ms. Murphy's death remained unclear.

Kuroda struggled much of the night but did well enough to earn his 15th win.

He struggled much more last season, when elbow trouble bothered him for months.

Weatherspoon's return has also sparked Kurt Thomas, who has struggled much of the season.

Although he has struggled much more than Andrei Shevchenko did at Chelsea, there are similarities between their problems in England.