Sentence examples for though struggling from inspiring English sources

Yet Bulgaria, though struggling, is hardly drowning.

And, though struggling, companies like Sony continue to lure some of the country's top talent.

She, 19, seemed lukewarm, as though struggling to understand his enthusiasm.

The Delaware Bay oyster industry is still alive, though struggling, bringing in about 50,000 bushels a year.

I, however, was old enough to intuit what had happened, though struggling in the throes of a horrified confusion, which my parents must have shared.

It was happy – though struggling to survive – to be a student mag created for, and by, perpetual students, stuck forever in a post-May 1968 time warp.

The third film, though, struggles for the same exhilarating concision, particularly in its deployment of Bane and Catwoman as some sort of confused analogy for the Occupy movements.

Hossa, though, struggled with a knee injury and with finding chemistry with Crosby, who was also missing time with a sprained ankle.

The other Afghan batsmen, though, struggled against the high bounce achieved by India's quick bowlers and were unable to build a total to stretch India, which won by seven wickets.

Spurs, though, struggled to penetrate the visitors and it was a quickfire break led by attacking midfielder Ricardinho which fashioned the half's best opening for the visitors as Isa's shot beat Brad Friedel but cannoned back off the post.

Both, though, struggle for solutions because they treat poverty as a technical, rather than a deeply political, problem.