Sentence examples for was struggling to develop from inspiring English sources

For the first 60 minutes, the Norway-born Diskerud was struggling to develop chemistry in central midfield with Jones.

He said that the takeover offer was not an indication that Electronic Arts was struggling to develop its own intellectual property.

The U.S. was struggling to develop quickly and to overcome the Depression, and dams were seen as a way to use technology to improve the lives of common citizens.

The shock of the international community will not calm the tense investor who is struggling to develop our country.

Sony long ago gave up the lead in personal music players to Apple's popular iPod and is struggling to develop a serious competitor to the iPhone.

EA has been struggling to develop new hits to bolster its lineup of reliable sequels to games like the John Madden football series.

For several years, E.A. has been struggling to develop creative new hits to bolster its lineup of reliable sequels to games like the Madden football series.

But a senior government official said today they were struggling to develop strong evidence that closely tied Mr. Omar to Mr. Atta.

While ex-colonies are struggling to develop their identities and, they hope, a sense of social justice, America is resuscitating a pre-Magellan worldview.

But it also has a strong allure, particularly for resource-rich countries like Romania that are struggling to develop impoverished communities that need jobs.

"This is a company that goes around the world and undermines civic institutions of, you know, countries that are struggling to develop those institutions," Wylie said of C.A. "They are an example of what modern day colonialism looks like.