Sentence examples for struggling to repeat from inspiring English sources

Other ministers are struggling to repeat Mr Brown's electioneering mantra of "investment versus cuts" with conviction.

Disney was once the ultimate dream factory; now it is struggling to repeat its past successes.

Mullin was also struggling to repeat the sparking form she showed against Canada, with service errors creeping in and spikes flying harmlessly into the net.

With Sony's new Amazing Spider-Man saga struggling to repeat the success of the earlier, Sam Raimi-led trilogy, its clear why the studio is delving into its catalogue of wallcrawler-related heroines such as Spider-Woman, Black Cat and Silver Sable.

It's not been a good century for Busta Rhymes who is struggling to repeat his early successes with his optimistically-titled Motown debut Back On My B.S. Frequently, when an album appears a 18 months behind schedule, it sounds dated and desperate, however loudly Busta proclaims himself "emperor of every round table in the house".

Opponents of the plan argued that it would increase fixed costs on an industry that bore no responsibility for the financial crisis.Zynga's founder, Mark Pincus, stepped down as chief executive after a turbulent period at the online-gaming company, which is struggling to repeat the success of its desktop games on mobile devices.

At the drug giant Amgen, where Begley was vice-president and global head of hematology and oncology research, he was struggling to repeat an animal study of tumor growth by a respected oncologist, published in Cancer Cell.

Mr Kabila may struggle to repeat his victory of 2006.

But Upstairs Downstairs struggled to repeat Call the Midwife's stellar ratings success.

But a writer who has one phenomenal success often struggles to repeat it.

But the NHS has struggled to repeat such successes across different organisations.