Sentence examples for well struggle from inspiring English sources

An immigrant grandmother, for example, may well struggle to communicate with her American-born children.

If the Republican candidate can't find a way to neutralize this potential problem, he or she may well struggle to win key states like Colorado, Florida, and Nevada.

It filed its petition on May 14th, the anniversary of Dr Sen's arrest last year.The state may well struggle to prove its case against the doctor.

After that, CERA reckons, "supply may well struggle to meet demand, but an undulating plateau rather than a dramatic peak will likely unfold".

The next week will see votes in Mississippi, Alabama (southern states where he's likely to lose) and Kansas (a midwestern one where he may well struggle).

The track and field athletes competing in Athens Olympic Stadium over the next week and a half may well struggle to match the performances of their predecessors.

Even Las Vegas, a city that has weathered previous recessions relatively well, struggled.

And he's been friends with Ms. Bushnell ever since they were both young and, well, struggling.

As well struggling financially, Rolls is under investigation by the Serious Fraud Office over bribery allegations in China, Indonesia and other parts of the world.

This was echoed by author and broadcaster Muriel Gray, who bonded with Kennedy over their shared love of the Highland landscape, and said: "Most of all [he was] a man who always meant well, struggling with a terrible illness".

Formally reintroduced as a Yankee yesterday at Yankee Stadium, Wells struggled to generate a theory about why Steinbrenner waited for weeks -- plus one hour -- to make his move.