Sentence examples for struggling to secure from inspiring English sources

"Ten years ago we hadn't had any middle class," he said, just a group of workers struggling to secure cars, apartments and financial security for their families.

Smaller companies are also struggling to secure credit.

Builders were struggling to secure loans for large residential projects, which banks consider risky.

The drawing was created "when they were struggling to secure the necessary papers to leave France".

Rumours are that Merkel is struggling to secure a yes vote.

Meanwhile, the defending champion Spurs are struggling to secure home-court advantage.

Now, they are officially back in the hunt, yet struggling to secure work.

But one thing that hasn't changed is that many families are struggling to secure decent, affordable housing.

Yet other reports claim cycle share schemes are hitting their own speed bumps, struggling to secure money and riders.

While credit is drying up for consumers, dealers are also struggling to secure financing for their vehicle inventories.

Scott was struggling to secure licences for materials (especially cement) for a new senior school in Northallerton, Yorkshire.