Sentence examples for would rather struggle from inspiring English sources
"They would rather struggle with the problem of higher asset values than negative equity".
Ludovic Houplain and Antoine Bardou-Jacquet started their graphic and animation studio, H5, after leaving school because they said they would rather "struggle together" instead of working for other companies.
I'm trying to get my affairs in order and get my funds up for the plung [sic], thought it was smart to plug in with my brothers while i prepair [sic]." Later in the month, Hasan expounded on his beliefs that it was his "duty" to join IS. "[It will] not be easy but i'd rather struggle and strive hard in the cause of Allah rather than sit back and live a 'comfortable' life," he wrote.
"You'd rather be struggling with them than watching.
But I do not love the fact that I live in a community that would rather me live as a struggling single mom to four children than to have the support of two adults who love me dearly as a life partner.
The spot is fairly tame, but dredges up a scandal that Mr. McCain would rather forget, particularly as Americans are struggling to accept the government's proposed $700 billion bailout of financial institutions.
They actively pick stocks and talk to bosses but their business is running diversified portfolios and they would rather sell their shares in a struggling firm than face the hassle of fixing it.At the other end of the spectrum is the bossy money.
"I would rather watch a team that struggles and gets to the World Series once in a while so that it means something, rather than feel like, 'Well, we won because we bought all the best players,' " said Neil DeMause, 44, a former Yankees fan who lives in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn.
I looked hard at my double major and realized that, assuming those were my only options, I'd rather be a struggling performer than a successful anthropologist.
Still, he says he's witnessed the community's ongoing struggle with a past many would rather forget.
