struggled

Peja Stojakovic, the Hornets 'top outside shooter, is still out with back spasms, and they again struggled from the perimeter without him.

USATODAY.com 2008

In common with many other magazines, the title struggled to cope with a deep slump in advertising and waning circulation, as readers migrated to digital publications.

US tycoon Sidney Harman buys Newsweek 'for a dollar' 2010

The label struggled after the departure of Jil Sander, the designer.

When Designers Listen to Clients, It Shows 2008

Shane Power added 10 as the team once again struggled from the field, making just 15-of-43 shots.

USATODAY.com 2004

Paul Pierce led the Celtics with 27 points, but again struggled from the field despite the absence of Artest, the NBA's defensive player of the year.

USATODAY.com - Pacers bench throws wrench into Celtics' hopes 2004

Tuesday's loss to Duke, again struggled from the floor by making just 5-of-12 shots.

NCAA Men's Basketball - Alabama State vs. Iowa 2001

One of the league's worst shooting teams, the Nets again struggled from the floor at just 37 percent (30-of-81).

National Basketball Association - Heat vs. Nets 2000

For even as the label struggled, Escada retained its red-carpet appeal, with Hilary Swank all remaining devotees.

Evening Standard - Home 2011

One of the reasons why television has performed well while other media industries have struggled is that TV has developed a system of dual revenues from subscribers and advertisers that has served viewers successfully in digital formats for three decades now, leading to an explosion of choice for consumers at a reasonable value and programming that is ever more original, diverse and daring.

The Coming Golden Age of Television Jeff Bewkes 2010

There was silence for a moment, followed by a sound that Edwin struggled to place for a few seconds, before he realised that the sword was crying.

Squired-Up 2010