Sentence examples for will not struggle from inspiring English sources

But it is hard to imagine how a Britain outside the single market will not struggle.

WEST No. 2 Duke will not struggle against No. 7 West Virginia the way it struggled against Belmont in the first round.

Nash believes James will not struggle through an adjustment period like some of his predecessors because at 6-8 and 240 pounds, he already has an N.B.A. body.

Chief executive Tom Albanese said he was confident that he will not struggle to sell it: In the first quarter, most of our operations continued to run at capacity.

There has been no post-World Cup queue of suitors for Pienaar but, with 12 months remaining on his existing deal, the South African will not struggle to secure a lucrative pre-contract agreement from 1 January and could depart this summer should a substantial bid materialise.

Whatever happens, having already earned millions, Clarkson will not struggle for money.

So Haye will not only struggle to get a shot at either Klitschko in the near future, he will be lucky to pick up a fight against any of the others without some extremely clever negotiating by Booth and his friends at the networks and Golden Boy Promotions, with whom Hayemaker Promotions have a loose trans-Atlantic alliance.

WHY do critics of Mr. Obama's declaration say it will not help struggling schools?

Raising the minimum wage may be a good idea but it will not help struggling families or boost the economy in any meaningful way.

The Celtics look nervy but will know that Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce will surely not struggle so badly again.

To make sure Will isn't struggling with the psychological strain of his task, which involves an uncanny gift to place himself in the mind of a murderer, the FBI assigns him a psychiatrist, Dr Lecter.