Sentence examples for struggling which from inspiring English sources
Wilkinson was really struggling, which means England were as well, and Wales were leading at half time.
On the other hand, the Knicks may be only an angry star or a nagging injury away from struggling, which could make this season the greatest challenge of Coach Jeff Van Gundy's career.
Their complaints were seen as a sign that Kmart was struggling, which the company confirmed in early January when it announced that it was reviewing its business plans and seeking additional financing.
But Ghana, hailed until recently for its strong economic growth, is now struggling, which led to demonstrations in the capital Accra last month over government corruption and the depreciating worth of the cedi, which has lost as much as 40% of its value against the dollar.
Unfortunately, my fatigue was still so bad I couldn't leave my bed some days, and my concentration was so poor that I hardly absorbed anything from the few lectures that I attended, but because my condition was known to all of the relevant people in the department, people were able to help me out and spot when I was struggling, which made me feel better".
He says that competitors like Credence Systems and LTX are struggling, which is helping Verigy gain market share.
Buffalo moved up to what was then Division I-A in 1999 and immediately struggled, which is customary.
A shark has no brakes, so it has to turn and struggle, which is fatiguing.
In AAA, he struggled, which delayed his arrival to the major league team until June.
Batman and Cavendish proceed to struggle, which ends after Adams slashes Cavendish's throat with the razor.
However, over the first month of the season, he struggled, which led to frequent replacement in the lineup by either Freddy Galvis or Jayson Nix, particularly against left-handed pitchers.
