Sentence examples for weak struggle from inspiring English sources

Then it began a painfully weak struggle.

I am a gawky 13-year-old who is weak, struggling, jealous, and fighting the natural instincts of my growing body and who is reminded by Ms. Larkin that tall women simply have more of themselves to love.

The actor who could have been the definitive 007 ... had the bad luck to inherit the role just as the series was at its weakest, struggling to cope with its general creative decline and the end of the Cold War".

Polls consistently suggest that voters consider Mr Miliband weak and struggle to imagine him as a prime minister.

Ms. Zambello, having to work with weak sketches, struggles to guide her cast to fully rounded portrayals.

Microsoft's online business also remained a weak spot, struggling especially in Internet searches.

As the weaker publications struggle, though, the strongest ones are expanding boldly into new platforms and products.

Even though NTL is a weak company struggling to digest two big recent acquisitions, BSkyB decided it needed to put a stop to the deal.

Conant was still weak, and struggled to climb the stairs, but he took pleasure in the house's historic significance, as a stop along the Underground Railroad.

They seem weak, unfocused, struggling with money and up against a Republican opponent with increasing amounts of cash and a simpler — though simplistic — message.

It promotes international cooperation and provides technical assistance for countries with weak institutions struggling to break up complex, possibly endemic corruption networks.