Sentence examples for struggling to apply from inspiring English sources

Especially as companies from emerging economies in particular are still struggling to apply the G3 framework.

It was struggling to apply a copyright law which has grown worse than anachronistic in the digital age.

Germany, for example, is struggling to apply to other areas the changes it made to secondary education in Saxony, which closed poorly performing schools.

Since the terms of the $1.4 billion settlement were made final in April, the banks and state and federal regulators have been struggling to apply language of the agreement to everyday practice on Wall Street.

Far from being driven by partisan politics, White emphasizes, the justices who voted to strike down the New Deal, like those who voted to uphold it, were struggling to apply 19th-century legal categories in a world in which their analytical underpinnings had collapsed.

Lignin-based carbon fiber is struggling to apply into industry, due to its low mechanical performance.

If there's one adjective you'd struggle to apply to Garner, it's "prolific".

We have consistently struggled to apply these simple words in the context of governmental aid to religious schools.

After a game in which he'd been consistently excellent but struggled to apply the finishing touch, destiny surely awaited.

As inflation roared past 100 percent and unemployment reached 25 percent, the country struggled to apply free-market principles to what had been a closed economy.

Both sides claim to have on their side the constitution's 14th amendment, which was ratified after slavery ended, and grants everyone equal protection under the law.The Supreme Court has long struggled to apply that principle to public education.