Sentence examples for struggling results from inspiring English sources

"I thought overall for the boys it was good for our confidence because we were struggling results wise.

Internal struggles resulted in the emergence of new political configurations.

6. Theranos, a consumer healthcare tech startup worth $9 billion, denied claims made in a scathing Wall Street Journal report that the company was struggling with results of its blood-test technology; that some results of tests were off.

It helps with pitching sometimes, especially when you're struggling for results".

Did he expect Robinson, suddenly struggling for results after an encouraging 2010 campaign, to head south with fire in his belly?

Gloucester, struggling for results this season, have suffered a serious injury setback in losing the experienced wing James Simpson-Daniel and the gifted young playmaker Ryan Mills for the foreseeable future.

All the other sports, bar football, had some money for the last Games as Britain had host-nation places, but lost their funding after struggling for results.

But the candidates and the public are struggling because results of recent U.S. military interventions have been uneven, at best.

The struggle results from a rethinking of business models that have existed almost since the birth of print.

The snag is that armed struggle results in more carnage than nonviolent struggle and reduces the chances that what follows the dictator will be a peaceful democracy.

If that struggle results in "incidental" civilian deaths, said Mr. Sittampalam, who now heads a Tamil immigrant aid agency here, it is part of the regrettable but inevitable logic of war.