Sentence examples for struggling with language from inspiring English sources

The migratory wave has overwhelmed shelters along the way, particularly in Tijuana, where the shelters have been at or over capacity for much of the past four months, while also struggling with language and cultural barriers.

The results may help explain how music therapy sometimes aids children struggling with language and reading.

Struggling with language barriers and the cultural differences between his hometown of liberal Christiania, Denmark and the home of his relatives in conservative Germany and foreign France, Kölsch was left searching for answers at a young age.

Most importantly, with teacher evaluations linked to student performance on such tests, the temptation is great to weed out academically challenged students, those struggling with language barriers, those with mild disabilities or others with behavioral issues.

He is very smart, but he struggles with language.

He struggled with language and communication with others, and reading and writing posed particular difficulties.

I struggle with language barriers and lack of shared reference points.

Though he is no stranger to European politics, regularly attending meetings of the centre-right European People's Party, he is "not very interested in foreign policy", correspondents say, with some suggesting the Spanish leader struggles with language issues when it comes to dealing with Brussels.

I struggle with language everyday.

He wrote that Giffords vows to return to Congress, although she continues to struggle with language and has lost 50 percent of her vision in both eyes.

In French, I explain: I love the French language, but my grammar stinks... and this is too important -- too complicated for me to struggle with language.