Sentence examples for struggling very hard from inspiring English sources

I would be struggling very hard if it weren't for medicines".

In a global effort, the OECD as well as ISO is struggling very hard to generate guidance standards for hazard and exposure identification and quantification.

Mr. Clinton said he had "struggled very hard to save my relationship with my wife and my daughter -- I have paid quite a lot".

So Gallagher says it pays to vary the diet: "We struggle very hard to find positive and uplifting stories because we're keenly aware that it's a miserable and gloomy world out there and so we jump on things that are jolly, aspirational, partly because we're keen to ensure that people aren't terrified by the time they finish reading the paper".

For five years, I struggled very hard till I got anywhere.

Working at a gas station and as a bagger at Super King, she says, they "really struggled very hard to help us succeed here in America".

"My mother had to struggle very hard to bring up my sister, and we didn't get any help and support from Labour".

Will Smith spoke to the chairman of China Film Group about securing a release date, later explaining, "We struggled very, very hard to try to get it to work out, but there are only a certain amount of foreign films that are allowed in".

Struggling really hard".

We're struggling very badly financially.

In the beginning, this was very hard for me, more even than for him, as I struggled very much with my double role as a mother and a working woman.