Sentence examples for which struggles with from inspiring English sources

A few Nationalist politicians have warned that a recall election would upend this society, which struggles with deep ethnic and political divisions.

The high concentrations of middle-class university graduates, younger voters and ethnic minorities in London poses serious problems for Ukip, which struggles with these groups.

In the newspaper business, which struggles with those costs as well, the biggest threat is the migration of advertisers and readers to the Internet.

Sprinters are a source of pride in this island nation, which struggles with crime and poverty despite its reputation as a carefree paradise for tourists.

The business is welcome in this region of Vermont, which struggles with high rates of poverty and unemployment compared with the state over all.

Our notion of maintenance is more sensitive to a good-natured agent which struggles with an "adversary" environment, which hinders her by unforeseeable events to reach her goals (not in principle, but in case).

The next decades were hard ones for the city, which struggled with suburban flight.

But the true dangers in the piece on Thursday mostly befell the horns, which struggled with attack and intonation.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla . Floridaa, which struggled with balloting problems in the 2000 presidential election, switched virtually all voting to paper ballots and optical scanners for the 2008 election.

Twice-Told Tale Jason Robert Brown, the young composer whose "Parade" won him a Tony but which struggled with the critics, has been causing a stir in Chicago with his newest piece, "The Last Five Years".

Referring to the previous Labor government, which struggled with infighting, Mr Abbott said his party was elected in 2013 because "the Australian people rejected chaos".