Sentence examples for would struggle to secure from inspiring English sources
Some American supporters were concerned that Donovan, 29, would struggle to secure playing time.
If they were honest, the 26 others would admit that they would struggle to secure a Yes vote, too.
MPs have argued that Corbyn would struggle to secure enough nominations, but the leader's advisers believe that he would be automatically placed on the ballot.
Cesc Fabregas was told by Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger he would struggle to secure a place in the team when he enquired about returning to the club.
However, given that the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), under the leadership of Shaikh Salman of Bahrain, has declared strong support for Blatter, it is thought he would struggle to secure the necessary votes to win.
Sony ultimately succeeded in bringing on board over 250 development companies in Japan alone, enough to populate the PlayStation with cutting-edge titles that Sega and Nintendo would struggle to secure in quite the same way.
It will struggle to secure the 60 votes needed to escape a deadly filibuster.
Some will struggle to secure the 500 signatures of elected officials they need.
Many of the 25 other hopefuls may struggle to secure more than a handful of votes.
They were soon released, but Levidis says volunteers still struggle to secure access to the materials.
Otherwise, Corbyn could struggle to secure a decent gender balance on his front bench.
