Sentence examples for struggling to control from inspiring English sources

The government is continually struggling to control Medicare costs.

"So as a country, we are struggling to control tuberculosis".

"I couldn't get any air and was struggling to control my breathing," he recalls.

Ray is struggling to control his breathing, and Alison is trying to hold back her tears.

A Tory prime minister is once again struggling to control his Eurosceptic ministers and MPs.

And now, in his advancing age, Steinbrenner has been struggling to control his emotions.

She's struggling to control the ball and looks all at sea.

These, too, suggest that he was struggling to control his own mind.

Back then, Washington was still struggling to control the disease's spread.

India has been struggling to control rising prices, especially for food and energy.

For months, he has been struggling to control an explosion of miserable feelings: humiliation, fear, anger, depression.