Sentence examples for that it struggles from inspiring English sources
In the Observer, Hannah Beckerman wrote that it "struggles to engage with its characters" and "the story lacks the psychological insight and rounded character portrayals that might have transformed it from an intellectually interesting novel to an outstanding one".
The exception is West Bengal, where a newly elected government remains very popular, and is run by a close Congress ally, the Trinamul Congress.The BJP's weakness is that it struggles to appeal beyond its traditional north Indian (Hindu, and middle- to high-caste) voters.
A deeper criticism of Green archaeoastronomy is that while it can answer whether there was likely to be an interest in astronomy in past times, its lack of a social element means that it struggles to answer why people would be interested, which makes it of limited use to people asking questions about the society of the past.
Yet the evidence from the Maldives, where politicians campaign by speedboat, is that it struggles gamely on.
It's a sign of Trek's progressive bona fides that it struggles in a society that is increasingly individualistic.
The point is that this blinding transformation has careered into a world where legislation is so anti-modern that it struggles to distinguish between miniature bugs screwed into telephone earpieces and remote tapping from old-world, long gone GPO exchanges.
That it struggled to hold a parliamentary seat against an absent opponent bodes ill for a general poll.
The offense was so out of sync that it struggled to run plays without incurring delay-of-game penalties.
But it was also a signal that U2 had decided to reclaim an identity that it struggled against for a decade: unguarded, anthemic and openly spiritual.
Yet the Soviet army, the most recent, was not exactly defeated: it withdrew in 1989 because it had wearied of an unpopular war that it struggled to justify to the people at home.
The GTD archive and reminder system acts as a plan for how you'll do things, releasing the part of your attention that it struggling to hold each item on your to-do list in mind.
