Sentence examples for struggling to develop from inspiring English sources

What does this mean for organisations struggling to develop their medical leaders?

The Afghan government is still struggling to develop the capacity to run — and finance — programs on its own.

For the first 60 minutes, the Norway-born Diskerud was struggling to develop chemistry in central midfield with Jones.

The shock of the international community will not calm the tense investor who is struggling to develop our country.

Big pharmaceutical companies, struggling to develop new products, have been buying smaller companies or the rights to their products.

The animals remain under threat, perhaps more from nations struggling to develop their economies than the old scourge of the poacher, but the wonder remains.

He was 0.360secs slower than Massa and on Friday Ferrari admitted that problems with their wind tunnel meant they were struggling to developing the car.

In spite of good intentions, the availability of high quality evidence and training in evidence-based guideline development, the staff at the hospitals participating in SEA-ORCHID struggled to develop evidence-based guidelines.

Thereafter Nauru struggled to develop other resources and find alternative sources of income.

For years they have struggled to develop a distinctively Chinese theory of international relations.

While Electronic Arts continues to have strong sports titles, like Madden football, it has struggled to develop new hit games.