Sentence examples for struggling to develop a from inspiring English sources

The development comes as lawmakers and the Obama administration are struggling to develop a debt-reduction plan that would persuade a hostile Congress to raise the legal limit on government borrowing.

At the same time, the Obama administration appears to be struggling to develop a coherent African strategy.

The New York City Council is struggling to develop a governance mechanism for new forms of business such as Airbnb and Uber.

Sony long ago gave up the lead in personal music players to Apple's popular iPod and is struggling to develop a serious competitor to the iPhone.

After several seasons struggling to develop a new half-back to fill the big boots of Sean Long, they have recruited one from Australia Luke Walshsh, who arrives from Penrith with a decent reputation, especially for his kicking game.

finds itself struggling to develop a global strategy to counter obesity, even as it tries to combat the hunger and undernutrition that remain a major concern in much of the world.

At the same time, the group has been struggling to develop an effective strategy to combat Administration policies it views as unfair to minorities.

To many diabetologists it may not be clear why the imaging world struggles to develop a simple and effective method for clinical, non-invasive BCI, especially since developments towards the molecular characterisation of tumours and techniques for imaging the consequences of metabolic disorders have become a reality in other biomedical fields.

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

The federal German government, meanwhile, has struggled to develop a comprehensive strategy.

Since vacating the office, Obama has struggled to develop a public voice.