Sentence examples for struggling to reverse from inspiring English sources

The company is struggling to reverse its decline in the smartphone market.

Revlon has been struggling to reverse a string of losses and recently appointed a new chief financial officer.

Despite Mrs. Merkel's triumphs on the world stage, her government is struggling to reverse its plummeting approval ratings.

Executives struggling to reverse the company's recent revenue decline also play down the difficulty of the balancing act between value and prestige.

Newspaper publishers are struggling to reverse last year's 9percentt decline in advertising spending, the worst since 1938, according to the Newspaper Association of America.

Novell Inc., struggling to reverse a rapid decline in sales of its network management software to businesses, reported a sharp decline in fourth-quarter earnings yesterday.

The change is a victory for unions that have struggled to reverse years of decline in membership.

Mrs. Kirchner has struggled to reverse flagging popularity since a drawn-out conflict with farmers over export taxes.

As the labor movement struggles to reverse its decades-long decline, unions have been searching for new types of workers to organize.

Under the current chief executive, Jane Lighting, Five has struggled to reverse a decline in audience share and to punch its weight alongside the longer established terrestrial channels.

Meanwhile, North Dakota's government struggled to reverse current demographic trends by attempting to attract former residents back to the state to raise families.