Sentence examples for that struggles with from inspiring English sources

But after all, this has always been a country of unbounded optimism, a country that struggles with itself and conquers corrupting habit.

In Berlin, a city that struggles with huge debt, the idea was put forward to finance bicycle highways through advertising along the route.

The Jets held the Steelers to 94 yards rushing and the bulky Pittsburgh running back Jerome Bettis, who figured to be a formidable threat to a team that struggles with tackling, to only 68 yards.

Dydo is a slender, elegant woman of seventy-eight, who speaks with a European accent and has a tart manner that struggles with, and is defeated by, a deep underlying softheartedness.

"It's a real miracle," said Dr. Jean William Pape, director of Gheskio, calling the AIDS fight a bright spot in a country that struggles with everything from environmental degradation to illiteracy.

One appealing interpretation is that the results, together, describe a workforce committed to working together and supporting one another to deliver high quality care – but that struggles with external pressures.

"Those that struggle with insecurity, acceptance, and even self-esteem.

But I do think that all that writing and all that struggling with words has been invaluable.

That struggle with the company's initial customer became the crucible from which Elastica's latest successes sprang.

That struggle with the gun had me shook.

And I look forward to being part of that struggle with you.