While China s economy is growing very rapidly, Japan is still struggling.

India has the right institutional conditions for economic growth, whereas China is still struggling with political reforms.

In 1986, he was still struggling to find scripts that he liked.

That is easy to say, but governments, individually and collectively, are still struggling to redefine the terms of that contract.

Nor are European ministers, still struggling to catch up with reality, yet considering involuntary debt exchanges.

But some vulnerable countries are still struggling to finance countercyclical investment and expanded social protection services.

Ukraine is already struggling.

All of that could be fateful for an economy that is still struggling to sustain a growth rate of less than 2 .

What are you still doing? What are you struggling for and what do you think is worth fighting for, like the constitution?

The devastation inflicted by the earthquake and tsunami is of such epic proportions that the world is still struggling to come to terms with it.

And the tragedy is that the two billion over here that is struggling for food and shoes, they are still almost as poor as they were 50 years ago.

I ve been working in Mauritania on and off for the past eight years and this issue of slavery is still one I am struggling to fully understand.

Even Tony Blair is struggling to hold on.

MILAN It is no secret that the global economy is struggling.

The economy is still struggling to provide a sufficient number of jobs for those who were previously employed in leverage driven activities that are no longer sustainable (let alone desirable).

Moreover, it has served to perpetuate the differences in living conditions between developed countries and those that are still struggling to emerge from underdevelopment.

Meanwhile, the European Union is struggling with its own demons.

The eurozone is distinct from the EU of course, but it is the Union s most ambitious undertaking to date, and it is still struggling to equip itself with the structures needed to bolster a currency union.

While many of the countries of the world are struggling to meet their Millennium Development Goals, Somalia is struggling to stand on its feet.

In Europe, many governments, having embarked on the path of fiscal consolidation while their economies were still weak, are now struggling with the growth consequences.

Europe is still realizing the full potential of these benefits, but struggling with natural cross border mergers and the failure or replacement of prominent national companies by better competitors from other countries.

China s Struggling Public Intellectuals

On the other hand, France, Europe s second biggest economy, is struggling.

In the rest of struggling Europe, price adjustment is barely noticeable.

Consider a struggling firm that is trying to improve its competitive position.

In 2010, when it began raising its policy rate to contain financial excesses, it put price stability at risk. Before long, Sweden had succumbed to deflation, from which it is still struggling to recover.

They are struggling for freedom.

Although overall we have seen some progress in improving the working methods of the First Committee, we are still struggling in other parts of the disarmament machinery.

Five years after the adoption of resolution 1325 (2000), we are still struggling with the problem of sexual exploitation, abuse and the solicitation of prostitutes in peacekeeping operations.

That is because in most African countries, even men s national teams are struggling.

Almost a decade on from a Maoist insurgency which raged from 1996 to 2006, Nepal is still struggling to create an environment where the vast majority of people in the country can access a sustainable livelihood.

Nor are European ministers, still struggling to catch up with reality, yet considering involuntary debt exchanges. But, if the past 18 months are any guide, they soon will be.

The cost may seem significant in a world of rising unemployment rates, with many countries still struggling with ongoing financial and economic crises, and others staring bankruptcy in the face.

NATO is supposed to be a beacon for countries struggling to establish democracy and freedom.

But, with little influence, much less control, over what comes next, emerging economies are still struggling to figure out how to protect themselves from the impact of a Fed policy reversal.

Meanwhile, young people worldwide are struggling to find jobs.

Lack of interest in the leaks may also be due to the fact that many people are still struggling to make sense of happenings in Turkey after the drama of the failed military coup.

Most have also experienced bitter conflict and political division. At a time when the EU is still struggling to make use of the Lisbon institutions, some member states perceive a risk that admitting the Balkan countries too soon could damage the Union.

So, not surprisingly, the US recovery has helped to set a calming and constructive tone and at a critical juncture, given that Europe is still struggling with a debt crisis on the eurozone periphery, and emerging economies are going through a cyclical slowdown.

Meanwhile, America s former rival, Russia, is struggling to restore its hegemony over many of the ex Soviet countries.

But, for Japan, which has been struggling with deflation for a generation, it is a risk worth taking.

Thirdly, Kosovo's struggling economy, with up to 60 per cent unemployment, is obviously a threat to political stability.

You see a good person struggling in this complicated world.

The eurozone is distinct from the EU of course, but it is the Union s most ambitious undertaking to date, and it is still struggling to equip itself with the structures needed to bolster a currency union. A common fiscal policy remains a distant dream, as does a genuine political union.

Newspapers in most advanced countries are struggling or folding, and investigative reporting is often the first thing they cut.