Sentence examples for struggling to devise from inspiring English sources

The United States is now struggling to devise a strategy to prevent China from militarising its newly completed islands.

Yet Don spent that day in a panic, struggling to devise an ad for Lucky Strike cigarettes.

With that race safely behind him, Russia's government is struggling to devise a budget that fulfills his campaign promises, and those increases may be adjusted, Mr. Trenin said.

He and his college calculus teacher used to toss boomerangs around the Yale campus, struggling to devise a mathematical theorem for their flight.

Mr. Ford said yesterday that the events of Sept. 11 had worsened an already bleak outlook for the auto industry and accelerated the need for change at the top of Ford, which has been struggling to devise a turnaround plan.

The coalition and the Labour party, which have both set up policy commissions on childcare, are struggling to devise long-term answers as they court the potentially decisive female vote before the next general election.

But the West struggled to devise an effective response.

Instead, researchers have struggled to devise effective noninvasive sampling methods.

For years, chip designers have struggled to devise better ways of wiring transistors together, to increase the speed at which they can talk to each other.

Mr Morgan's supporters say the task-force is stalling, as it struggles to devise a system which guarantees Mr Michael a win.

Either we have solidarity or we waste our time!" Throughout the second half of the year, the 28 European Union states struggled to devise and agree on a joint response.