Sentence examples for struggling themselves from inspiring English sources

And many are struggling themselves with age-related disabilities and chronic ailments.

If someone's house burns down, people will raise money and help them out, even if they're struggling themselves.

She said she hoped to preserve her land for conservation and to leave the money in the 401(k) to her three children, who are financially struggling themselves.

Likely buyers have been bought by others, are struggling themselves or are under regulatory pressure to reduce their exposure to risky loans.

Nobody illustrates that last group better than the restaveks, the thousands of young Haitian children handed over by their poor parents to better-off families, most of whom are struggling themselves.

"They will not fancy coming here as they are struggling themselves at the moment," he said.

And yet the Courtneys struggled themselves.

Whatever they might represent, professional footballers are hardly struggling migrants themselves.

American Indian casinos in Connecticut, while struggling mightily themselves, have also sucked business away.

Women were struggling with themselves to initiate and improve business whereby men did not put emphasis to support them.

A bit more openness can be a boon, for struggling postdocs themselves and for others who may emulate their example.