Sentence examples for struggling to increase from inspiring English sources

At the same time, oil majors are struggling to increase their production.

The Telegraph reported that "the proposals risk alarming businesses that are struggling to increase demand for their products".

Despite its early success, Piazza is still struggling to increase its adoption and find a road to profitability.

A lack of investment means we are really struggling to increase road capacity, let alone adequately maintain what we already have," said John Cridland, CBI director-general.

For a league that was struggling to increase scoring (and still is to this day), the rule seemed deeply counter-productive, and fans grew to hate it.

But on the whole, they are struggling to increase their output, owing to shortages of engineers and equipment, and to the concomitant rise in development costs.

SoloPower has struggled to increase production to commercially viable levels.

Exxon Mobil and Chevron are both expected to deliver knockout performances when reporting quarterly earnings this week, even as they struggle to increase production.

The company has struggled to increase revenue at Dresdner Bank, which it bought for $21 billion in 2001.

In a league that has struggled to increase the profile of minority coaches, Edwards's hiring will have significant resonance.

Mr. Engles takes over as Dean Foods, which is based in Dallas, struggles to increase profit amid rising costs after the acquisition.