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The likes of Turkey will struggle to make up supply.

Observers detect a strengthening will to win among the Vietnamese but struggle to explain it.

Even Mr Klaus, a wily operator, may struggle to find excuses to stall for eight months.

Fourteen years on, you would struggle to buy a new camera that USES film.

As 85% of the population is illiterate, businesses struggle to find capable local employees.

This thrills the architects, who have artistic undercurrents that often struggle to find an outlet.

Our peers are the selection pressure as we struggle to pass our memes on to the next generation.

They may feel giddy and struggle to breathe if they are subjected to the overwhelming smell for a long time.

In many Western countries you'll struggle to find much choice if you want a phone with a traditional keypad.

We struggle together.

Regardless of prior work experience, people often struggle to discern protocols, etiquette and culture when they change employers.

In fact, even the pre-1998 borrowers may face an uphill struggle to get any money back.

Second, we struggle to change human behaviours in ways that protect health and diminish risks and dangers.

Half of them say they have enough money for food and clothes but struggle to buy durable goods.

I tend to fill my calendar to the brim as I struggle to fit family, career and friendships into my life.

In all these cases, waterfall presents problems to some extent, and if the client insists on that approach we typically struggle to make it work.

A budgetary approach that allocates budgets on a departmental basis may struggle to encourage the level of collaboration necessary to deliver an optimized solution.

His struggle to understand and accept his father's limitations echoes our own: he gives us a reason not to write Walter off as a hopeless loon.

Because I haven't achieved my own rise from struggle to success, I rely on other peoples' stories to revitalize my hope.

Most of them struggle to find meaning, and evaluate where they are in their personal and professional lives, and some experiencing job burnout.

They chose May 4th because, on May 4th 1919, the students of Beida led the whole country on a struggle to rid China of foreign domination.

But if any of these happen too quickly, we could expect a surge in bankruptcies — as old businesses struggle to survive without familiar subsidies.

Given its reputation for low prices rather than retailing flair, it may struggle to lure in the cash-rich but time-poor consumers who prize convenience.

Told from the perspective of Susie, played by Saoirse Ronan ('Atonement'), 'The Lovely Bones' portrays her family's struggle to grieve and ultimately heal.

The government has been expected to address the restoration of the judiciary first, before moving on to what is expected to be a hotly contested struggle to elect a new President.

In retrospect I'm surprised they were patient enough to work with me, even sporadically; we never met in person during that time and it was always a struggle to edit stories.

It suggests that if we struggle to do business with people who look different, that may not be because we dislike them, but because we simply don't know quite how to begin.

While some struggle to create new lives on the Frontier, others are rewarded with riches on a scale never seen before, as the world rushes in to mine California's gold.

On the basis of the S&P downgrade and the CDS spreads, it would be tempting to conclude that Ukraine has enormous sovereign debts that it will struggle to pay this year.

The succession question, however, is only part of a broader struggle to apportion blame for the government's impending demise, a dispute that has already broken out within the Labour movement.

They like the idea of a modern energetic president, but not one who jets off on holiday as they struggle to make ends meet, having awarded himself a big pay rise.

One key driving force behind bee destruction in Europe and North America has been a type of mite, the varroa destructor pest, which attacks bees and that beekeepers struggle to control, Neumann said.

Which was all we could do for the next four days, except watch a mechanic struggle to get Matilda back on the road for the most fearsome stretch yet: the Great Sandy Desert of Western Australia.