struggle with造句

And when you have an addiction, you struggle with it.

Never struggle with reinventing the wheel unless you have to.

Many of the people I meet, and my clients, struggle with this, too.

"They're very good students that struggle with American idiom and American culture," he says.

People there and here struggle with what would constitute a legitimate authority.

Yes, you read that right: All couples struggle with a stale relationship.

But, now I struggle with those damned marketing campaigns that we were all supposed to somehow learn along the way.

A significant percentage of kids from divorced homes struggle with depression, academic difficulties, drug and alcohol abuse, and other problems.

The true, the good and the beautiful always exist by contrast with the false, the evil and the ugly, and grow in struggle with them.

However, most struggle with information quality, quantity, and integrity, which results in insufficient understanding their teams' process and performance and the status of their projects.

Furthermore, testing is usually the activity that gets squeezed as developers struggle with late-breaking defects that cripple one release candidate after another.

Of course, knowing when to apply such clever features is the crux of the matter, and all of us struggle with it from time to time.

For example, if you have a health problem such as cancer or diabetes, you may struggle with it at the individual level.

Government spokesmen habitually present the struggle with the Tigers as simply the eradication of terrorists, who are as loathed by ordinary Tamils as they are by Sinhalese.

The broad working masses were undaunted, and persisted in their struggle with the result that the Qing government did not dare to conclude a new treaty with the imperialists.

I wanted to go right, she went left: when to mow the lawn, how much to spend on a car, where our vacations should be spent, and all things couples struggle with.

Disguise it, struggle with it, beat it down, stifle it, mortify it as much as one pleases, it is still alive, and will every now and then peep out and show itself...

Of course nothing in life is all smooth sailing and while we didn't encounter any problems during our trip, we did struggle with the uncertain nature of freighter travel before we boarded.

There is a homeless person "and — but these are day-to-day moral questions we struggle with all the time and so there's a centrality in the study of how we do moral reasoning."

He gets fewer cacao trees to the acre by planting inside the forest. But he avoids the drawbacks other farmers struggle with when they grow cacao trees on more open land.

She was ripped apart by the struggle within her between her desires and her conscience.

Robespierre's tragedy is that of the French Revolution, where he was the victim of the struggle within the French Revolution and the" scapegoat" chosen by the pre-terrorists.