Sentence examples for when it struggles from inspiring English sources

In Mexico, even when it struggles, when it does well at home things are O.K.

There are times New England plays on a championship level, and there are times when it struggles.

The hands tell us more than the faces, which is good news for anyone writing a paper on the influence of Rodin in world cinema, but which also suggests a cumbersome journey ahead for Volckman and his ilk: how far can any strain of film progress when it struggles to chart the flow of feeling on an individual face?

But when it struggles or lags, you definitely notice – and wonder why you needed so many boxes in the first place.

Sometimes, when we look at the $1 billion wealth and the global acclaim of United it seems barely credible that there were years when it struggled to stay afloat.

Finding a new finance director can prove tricky for insurance companies, as Aviva found last year when it struggled to find a replacement for the highly regarded Mr Biggs.

That success has been seen as an overdue reward for Ireland's small population of professional dancers and helped banish whatever pessimism may have built up during the years when it struggled to find significant audiences.

This was the Ravens' first preseason game and Elvis Grbac's first appearance as their quarterback, but the Jets' defense was more dynamic this week than last, when it struggled, in particular against the run.

Earlier in the day, the city that is vying to become the East Coast rival to Silicon Valley gave a dinosaur's display of voter technology when it struggled to make 50-year-old lever machines work at polling stations.

Oprah Winfrey's network has come a long way since it's premiere, when it struggled to find viewers.

After all, his "X-Files" had given the network credibility and an identity in its earliest days, when it was struggling for respect.