Sentence examples for struggling to formulate from inspiring English sources

My heart is beating and I'm struggling to formulate something.

Throughout Europe, social democrats are struggling to formulate a response to austerity that can at once protect the most vulnerable and attract the broader support needed to win.

Still, Mr. Kondaurov's candidacy and that of other executives have exposed deep divisions within a party still struggling to formulate a post-Soviet message.

On Friday morning Venezuelans were struggling to formulate their own response to Chávez's strangely subdued address, his first since being admitted to hospital.

China and the United States are the world's largest emitters of greenhouse gases, and both nations have been struggling to formulate policies to slow or limit the use of carbon-based energy.

And, for a society struggling to formulate a response to the manifestations of alienated youngsters – gangs, knife crime and record numbers in juvenile courts – St George's offers a new take on that familiar Blairite slogan of education, education, education.

Torino struggled to formulate a response.

But they have struggled to formulate an adequate response.

"Yes, many years ago when I was learning Japanese, I struggled to formulate the correct word for identity in Japanese.

He said he had asked himself the same question and for a time even struggled to formulate an answer.

"Young children require time and one-on-one feedback as they struggle to formulate utterances in order to build their language and cognitive skills.