Sentence examples for yet struggling from inspiring English sources

Shapiro's present-day heroine, Claire Roth, typifies the fictional artist: attractive but disheveled, talented yet struggling.

She thought about her friends: successful, striking and yet struggling to find love.

Now, they are officially back in the hunt, yet struggling to secure work.

Shapiro's nimble mystery revisits this brazen theft: more than two decades on, a stolen Degas painting seems to resurface and Claire Roth, a talented yet struggling artist, is lured into reproducing the long-missing masterpiece.

The Wednesday home sales figures, along with other reports this week, reflected a housing sector that was starting to rebound, yet struggling because consumers remained nervous about their jobs and their depleted savings accounts.

The move seemed certain to have a deep resonance for a people traumatized by the grim carousel of executions under Mr. Hussein, yet struggling now to cope with bombings, assassinations and other violence that have bludgeoned the country since Mr. Hussein's fall.

Pakistani writers have excelled abroad, yet struggled to gain widespread recognition at home.

Demand has fallen too, but not by that much.The newcomers could yet struggle.

Entrepreneurs from parts of Central Asia face a frustrating predicament they can buy land easily yet struggle to get licenses to develop it.

In this company premiere, the dancers threw themselves into the movement, yet struggled to keep up with Mr. Duato's constant changes of direction and unduly repetitive choreography.

Ms. Chua wrote most of the book in eight weeks, yet struggled with the end, she said, reflecting the East-West tug on her parenting.