Sentence examples for struggling to generate a from inspiring English sources

The team has been struggling to generate a lot of offensive zone time, typically a strength.

The American economy is growing at a decent rate; both Japan and the euro zone are struggling to generate a sustainable recovery.

But on the flipside, savers are struggling to generate a decent income from their cash, with inflation still higher than all but the best savings rates and cash Isas paying nearly a third less interest than last year.

Big rallies can be a sign that a campaign — and, by extension, the candidate — is connecting with the public in a way that it wouldn't be if it were struggling to generate a crowd.

Six years or more on from the start of it, the world economy is still struggling to generate a convincing recovery.

In a world where universal banks are struggling to generate a double-digit Return on Equity, credit card businesses are regularly generating returns above 20%.

Formally reintroduced as a Yankee yesterday at Yankee Stadium, Wells struggled to generate a theory about why Steinbrenner waited for weeks -- plus one hour -- to make his move.

In January, Kodak filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy protection as it struggled to generate a positive cash flow during the digital camera boom.

We are going to struggle to generate a mathematical representation of a biological problem.

But they have struggled to generate an atmosphere and had a crowd of only 6,102 for their last home Heineken Cup match, a 25-8 Heineken Cup win over Edinburgh.

The third quarter became a defensive battle as both teams struggled to generate an offensive attack.