Sentence examples for switch struggling from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Mrs. Kennish has written a memoir, and the mystery of the switch is still unfolding — we now know why Daphne's Italian father left (because his daughter was pale, he concluded that his wife had cheated) and why Regina didn't reveal the switch (struggling with alcoholism and poverty, she feared she'd lose custody of both Daphne and Bay).

On Thursday, Ryan ruled the All-Pro cornerback Darrelle Revis out for the Buffalo game, and said Drew Coleman would start opposite Antonio Cromartie, in order to switch the struggling rookie cornerback Kyle Wilson back into the slot.

He switched the struggling first baseman Tino Martinez to seventh.

Before the switch, Facebook was struggling with repetitive content and a user base that engages with the site in very different ways.

I'm really struggling to switch off from it.

It is OK, desirable even, to have really challenging parts to a text but if it becomes too much of a persistent struggle, students with a history of struggling will switch off.

It is also struggling to switch to trading in increments of pennies instead of fractions of a dollar, trying to establish a new, comprehensive trading system and seeking an alliance with the London Stock Exchange.

Local workers are struggling to switch careers in a job market already strained by high unemployment and the lingering recession.

KD You've been working on things I have been struggling with, switching between historical times, different points of view, different geographies.

Yet more than half of all those who switched said they were struggling to pay their bills – showing, says Hastings, that official fuel poverty figures are just "the tip of the iceberg".

Active duty troops who switch installations also find themselves struggling.