Sentence examples for struggling with a problem from inspiring English sources

In a Kenyan village, one of our participants is struggling with a problem.

When you get chatting to some people, you might hear they're struggling with a problem.

Other major networks were struggling with a problem called "looping," in which data spun around in maddening circles, sapping computing resources before vanishing entirely.

AL: I do keep a notepad on my bed because sometimes if I'm struggling with a problem, a writing problem, somehow when I wake up, I've done something in the night.

To be treated with respect and dignity and love by those around me. 2. Emotional support: people to listen when I'm struggling with a problem, to have soul-searching conversations, to root me on and help me celebrate my successes.

Just yesterday morning, I found myself waking up with the phrase "coaching tree" ringing through my head, and realized that my unconscious, at least, was struggling with a problem: to what coaching tree does Big Rex truly belong?

And, all at the same time, America has struggled with a problem that it helped to create.

Mr. Rygler learned that one of his client's competitors had struggled with a problem at its factory.

But he struggled with a problem familiar to many of us: how to balance the memories with design and do so in a way that allows the recollections to come to life and be enjoyed by others.

Mr. Gold claimed that the victim had been struggling with a drinking problem and other personal problems at the time she disappeared.

Gerrard is struggling with a back problem while Torres will not be risked in a third successive game following his injury problems last year.