Sentence examples for worrying struggle from inspiring English sources

It represented the low point of a trying period that has featured home defeats by West Ham and Newcastle, a worrying struggle for offensive fluency in the Premier League and the perception at the club that he has looked to blame others for the difficulties.

His position has come under scrutiny at boardroom level, with the City humiliation representing the low point of a difficult period, which has featured home losses to West Ham United and Newcastle United and a worrying struggle for offensive fluency in the Premier League.

But in "Lucky," FX's new half-hour series about a compulsive gambler, Mr. Corbett worries, struggles, comes close to panic and even cries a little.

Low-income students are working extra jobs, constantly worrying and struggling to fit in financially, culturally and socially in an environment that was not designed with them in mind.

"Our people should not worry, the struggle against terrorism will for certain end in success and terrorism will be brought to its knees".

Accept them as a collateral effect of what you worry or struggle with.

With Special Operations forces expected to continue deploying not only to Afghanistan, but also to hot spots like North Africa and Southeast Asia for years to come, senior commanders are openly pushing their troops to seek help, and worrying that the struggle to heal the force has only begun.

Yet here they are, American League West champions, and on a tear that should worry the struggling Yankees.

I would tell young poets worried about struggling to make a living at their craft to consider alternatives in business before launching an academic career.

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Justice Harry Blackmun once worried about struggles among contending religious groups straining the "political system to the breaking point". That is most likely to happen when government needlessly interferes with private religious practice.