Sentence examples for struggling to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

But, 10 years on, it's a medium that is still struggling to demonstrate commercial viability.

With the White House handling the Congressional negotiations over the education bill directly, the new secretary has been struggling to demonstrate his own significance.

The prosecution was struggling to demonstrate violent intent and the trial was still dragging on when, on 26 March 1960, 69 Africans demonstrating against the pass laws were shot dead by the police in Sharpeville, 35 miles south of Johannesburg.

It comes after a series of setbacks for the South African police force, struggling to demonstrate that its low paid, reputedly poorly-trained, officers can be trusted to uphold – or even obey – the law.

Underlying the platforms of all four candidates is a central frustration: with the federal government responsible for contributing only 7 cents of every dollar spent in public schools, each candidate is struggling to demonstrate how he would improve performance from a perch so removed from the classroom.

Nato took over the mission, its first beyond the borders of Europe, in 2003 and now the most successful and enduring multilateral security institution of the 20th century is struggling to demonstrate its relevance in the radically different global security environment of the 21st.

Unfortunately, he struggles to demonstrate his feelings.

Beijing has struggled to demonstrate that it is taking strong steps to improve food safety.

"Companies in general have struggled to demonstrate impact, but [the SDGs] will enable the corporate community to align towards a common way of talking about impact," she said.

Mathematicians had previously struggled to demonstrate hyperbolic surfaces, despite the fact that they appear throughout the natural world - in lettuce leaves, for example.

In the past, putting in place a PFI contract was a very lengthy, complex and expensive undertaking that struggled to demonstrate value for money.