Sentence examples for such struggling from inspiring English sources

After his return to New York, West supported himself by working as a hotel manager, giving free or low-rent rooms to such struggling fellow writers as Dashiell Hammett, James T. Farrell, and Erskine Caldwell.

Though Theo sometimes longs for clarity or peace, both he and the book accept as a given that many people struggle almost all the time -- and that such struggling doesn't preclude moments of humor and comfort.

Aleppo council was until recently beset by internal disputes and, as such, struggling to make decisions and offer services to its people, a job difficult enough in the circumstances.

Kotkin makes the case that the celebrated Obama coalition uniting well-educated, often upscale liberals, with such struggling, often disadvantaged constituencies as single women, racial and ethnic minorities, and the young is fragile at best: The class issue so cleverly exploited by the president in the election could prove the potential Achilles heel of today's gentry progressivism.

But these figures are dragged down by writedowns of investments in such struggling companies as Metromedia Fiber Network.

People are facing real problems and hardships out here and it is so disheartening to hear the media harp day after day after day on such an empty story in such struggling times.

No such struggles for Pippa.

With such struggles, the Jaguars are familiar.

From such struggle came change not even Revis had anticipated.

Such struggles – and social justice – must now prevail.

Out of such struggles modern culture took shape.