Sentence examples for won't struggle from inspiring English sources

"I had never lived sheerly on nerves before," says the narrator, Ed Gentry, and the reader won't struggle to empathise.

You won't struggle to get comfortable in the driver's seat, nor to familiarise yourself with the controls, which are as clear as they are logically laid out.

Later on he will play a gig at St David's Episcopal church in Austin that will have fans singing in the pews – a reaction that suggests the London-born singer-songwriter won't struggle to win a following in the US.

But rest assured, you don't really need to go armed with tips from top chefs, for wherever you are in Malaysia, you won't struggle to find good food, you may just struggle to eat it all.

As soon as you've picked your college, check to make sure your incoming freshman has all the cables or Wi-Fi passwords he or she needs, so your son or daughter won't struggle to get online that first night away from home.

Not for lack of trying, but the last group won't struggle to avoid violating regulations like NCAA Rule 12.5.2.1, which Sports Illustrated cited so emphatically in a cover story in which it accused Tyrann Mathieu, a twenty-year old college student, of allowing a nightclub to use his image to promote a party.

Being bold, going for what we want and living with authenticity doesn't in any way mean we won't fail, struggle or fall short.

She's a native scouser, so at least she won't be struggling with the accent.

He won't be struggling for ideas, but he needs to make early strides in bringing them to fruition.

Once you've done that, get some proper help because you won't stop struggling until you do.

I certainly won't be struggling to be up at 4am to watch the boys, not because of Joseph, touch wood, but because I'm staying on Indian time.