Sentence examples similar to would struggle to resolve from inspiring English sources

He said that Europe would be struggling to resolve its financial problems for years, but that the "pragmatic" approach of the European Central Bank under its new president, Mario Draghi, has given the markets much comfort.

Toyota is struggling to resolve the matter quickly and said its dealers would begin making repairs to customers' vehicles this week.

A24 Congress Tackles Spending Bill House and Senate leaders struggled to resolve differences on a $388 billion spending bill that would squeeze dozens of domestic programs and favor a few.

Toyota Motor, still struggling to resolve a problem with accelerator pedals, said Tuesday that it would temporarily stop building and selling eight models, including the popular Camry and Corolla sedans, in the North American market.

Quite what to, we are still struggling to resolve.

Those talks are struggling to resolve several critical issues, people close to the discussions said.

He has struggled to resolve his multiple, contradictory positions on the Iraq war.

We are all struggling to resolve our concern and our responsibility for our contributions.

Senior administration officials who have struggled to resolve the stalemate expressed relief at Mr. Gonzalez's arrival.

Meanwhile, the electrical measurements showed her brain struggling to resolve the conflict.

But now the same politicians are struggling to resolve the contradictions of the movement that brought them to power.