Sentence examples similar to struggling to certify from inspiring English sources

Unions that used to organize millions of workers – including African Americans, Hispanics, and immigrants – currently struggle to certify new workers.

Lyft will sponsor 400 scholarships over the next year for qualified candidates to complete Udacity's online self-driving car "nanodegree" program, which certifies them to work with companies struggling to find engineering talent in that field.

"We are struggling to survive.

His agency has been struggling for the last 15 years to certify a sweeping statewide environmental impact report, which once completed later this year, will allow them to move forward with individual wildfire mitigation projects more quickly.

We've struggled occasionally with the need to certify significant numbers of new agency contacts, for example, to assist coat drive organizers in distributing donated coats.

Just last week at CPAC, Die Hard actor Robert Davi referenced the ancient Roman law of calumnia (defamation) when discussing reporters spreading "fake news". Antiquity's struggles with how exactly to certify the truth remain sadly relevant today, in an age where it seems to be increasingly disappearing.

I struggled to respond.

He struggled to perform.

Wilson struggled to respond.

We struggled to focus.

You struggle to think.