Sentence examples for support struggle from inspiring English sources

That is the hole at the heart not just of Cambridgeshire's health economy, but of every local health economy: older people needing support struggle to get it from the council, or to afford the extra care they need after, say, an illness or a fall.

Our well managed wild fisheries are the sustainable envy of the world, yet our fishermen and the traditional fishing communities they support struggle.

From Central America, to Africa, to Asia, I've seen women's associations that have no outside support struggle for years -- sometimes decades -- to realize the kind of progress Mujeres Unidas en Acción has achieved in just a few months with assistance from international aid agencies.

Its premise is that strong schools should support struggling schools and teachers learn from each other.

"These countries demonstrate that, with added support, struggling students can meet high expectations.

"Leaving the EU would liberate us to invest in public services and support struggling communities.

The Fed's announcement followed the European Central Bank's statement that it would buy bonds to support struggling euro zone economies.

"The current benefits system does that, by ensuring that the support struggling families receive rises with inflation.

Osborne is also coming under growing pressure to support struggling small firms by easing the burden of business rates.

Speculation has been building that the European Central Bank would ultimately support struggling countries like Spain and Italy by buying bonds issued by those governments.

It was 1959, six years before Congress created national endowments for the arts and humanities to support struggling artists and cultural institutions.