Sentence examples for we may struggle from inspiring English sources

In the not too distant future, we may struggle to tell the difference.

We may struggle to imagine the special hell of those beaches, the almost despairing lurch of the landing craft as they motored toward France.

However following a major squad clearout there is little experience in the team and we may struggle come the business end of the season.

"Well, since traction control will not matter so much, we may struggle a little bit more," he told reporters with tongue firmly in cheek.

And until we do, we may struggle to be the role models who can convince them that striving to be a sex object (or a success object) is not the healthiest road to personal happiness.

Thus, should America someday determine that Iran is violating the nuclear accord, we may struggle to convince other nations to re-impose sanctions if they doubt our intentions or the evidence we present.

It's a piece that does what brilliant poetry does best - it moves us, it gives voice to thoughts and feelings that we ourselves may struggle to articulate, it's personal and yet universal.

We think PSA may struggle to meet this target unless the DS brand can take off significantly in China," Evercore ISI analyst Arndt Ellinghorst said.

That said, we sense the shares may struggle to break past £11 until further detail on [leg ulcer treatment] HP802 is delivered or should Smith & Nephew become a bid target, again.

We've seen some evidence that people who've got bipolar vulnerability may struggle, but we need to keep in mind that it may be accidental, or it may be something we don't know about yet".

We hypothesised that the algorithms may struggle when faced with greatly contrasting genome-wide nucleotide compositions characteristic of diverse phyla.