Sentence examples for struggling to study from inspiring English sources

Their account of Darwin's rather unhappy year at Edinburgh University struggling to study as a doctor is particularly illuminating.

The coalition government sees no difference between a firefighter trying to hold on to his job and a student struggling to study.

You can help to distribute LifeStraws, portable water purification devices, to rural communities in Timor-Leste, or to send solar-powered lanterns to Nigerian students who are struggling to study at night in homes without electricity.

Gone were the days of struggling to study.

Francesco Cirillo, a researcher and developer, created the technique in the 1980s when he was a college student struggling to study for exams.

When I was in college struggling to study law and economics simultaneously, mom was my daily motivation and inspired me to keep pushing - especially upon graduating, when for over 8 months I applied for jobs unsuccessfully.

While the younger ones face few problems because they are starting their education in Hindi, the older ones struggle to study in a foreign language.

Here, as they struggled to study in this alternately freezing/boiling greenhouse, with dodgy acoustics, frequent leaks and falling cladding tiles, future columnists and editors incubated a deep loathing of the building, of Stirling, and by extension all forms of ambitious modern architecture.

Engaging with full time study, struggling to learn – on the DIp.HE and cultural studies programmes – brought with it some of the best teachers in the art and design world, and mentors and friends that I am still lucky to have and proud to know.

28 Oct 2008 Related story | ram | mp3  Education under pressure in Iraq George Packer, Zuhal Sultan and Mette Norstrand discuss Iraqi youths' struggle to study amidst war.

A safe space for children Just across the border from Darfur, in the arid countryside of eastern Chad, wind and dust whip through an open-air class where groups of girls struggle to study.