Sentence examples for without having to struggle from inspiring English sources

They get better care without having to struggle to get it".

He is a king Jewish Israelis can discuss without having to struggle with our heritage or our Jewish identity or our relations with the divine.

CarPlay could be a very smart way to hitch a ride on many in-car systems without having to struggle with their design and cost challenges, yet another ecosystem extension play.

We shouldered our lunches and camera gear and walked out along a path made of interlocking plastic tiles laid down in recent years so that Shoshone tribal elders could reach the site without having to struggle in the soft sand.

Now, with her mobile phone and a few items of basic equipment – thermometer, scales, blood pressure monitor and pulse oximeter (a thimble-like device clipped to the end of the finger to measure the oxygen level in the blood) – she can monitor her condition from her own front room without having to struggle to the surgery to see her GP.

First up is a new continuous scrolling mode that allows readers to experience books without having to struggle with the terrors of pagination (I kid, but some people are vehemently against it).

A common criticism of Mr. Bush is that he has enjoyed a charmed life, without ever having to struggle, and there is something to the idea that he has been incredibly lucky and privileged at many junctures.

Teachers apportion their time based on the need of students, without the weaker ones having to struggle at the blackboard in front of the class; this dynamic has helped children with learning disabilities to participate and succeed in mainstream classes.

Even without Kasich, Rubio would have to struggle mightily to do so, but with Kasich still in, it may be impossible.

"Everyone says the East is up for grabs, that anyone can win it, and here Miami has to struggle without him," Reed said.

While the tale of how the feud started has grown dense, there is agreement on its result: President Nixon's two daughters, Tricia Nixon Cox and Julie Nixon Eisenhower, who were once extremely close, have not spoken in several years, and the Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace Foundation, southeast of here in Yorba Linda, has had to struggle without the $19 million.