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Depending on the machine, some coins may then be passed to a change hopper, which could struggle with the new pound.

A high turnout has in the past benefitted centre-left parties, who often struggle to persuade their supporters to vote, and worked against smaller religious parties which could struggle to reach the 2% threshold.

The picture, as the BBC has regularly reported, is of a system under very real pressure which could struggle to cope if there's a cold winter or a norovirus epidemic.

But attempts at cross-party talks to resolve the so-called "West Lothian Question" were boycotted by Labour - which could struggle to get key legislation through the Commons if it won the election without its Scottish MPs - as a "stitch up".

The danger is now that a hawkish set of Fed minutes, pointing to an earlier hike in rates, could easily put markets into a tailspin from which they could struggle to recover.

The MCS said the population in the north east Atlantic had been rapidly declining since 2010 and was on track to plummet to levels from which it could struggle to recover.

Standard Chartered, which analysts warn could struggle to report any profits for 2015, will publish details of pay for Peter Sands, who resigned as chief executive a year ago, and his deputy Mike Rees, who will leave later this year.

The manner in which Kompany wandered off suggested he could struggle to return this season which would mean missing the chance of what may be a last stand in the competition alongside the rest of a gilded quartet of City players.

These veteran airline employees could try to find jobs at other airlines, which were scarce, or they could struggle to accept the fact that Pan Am was gone and, along with it, the airline careers that had defined their lives.

Denver's median household income of $51,800 is $11,042 behind the amount needed to live comfortably, which means many Denver residents could struggle financially without sticking to a tight budget.

But they will also be under pressure from ESA to pay for a raft of other new programmes, which could leave Arianespace struggling to find the cash.Arianespace is hardly in imminent danger its order books for Ariane 4 launches are bulging.