Sentence examples for In struggles with from inspiring English sources
It was successful in several interventions on behalf of European trade unions engaged in struggles with employers.
Indeed, if you looked at just the key players — Israel, Lebanon, the Palestinians, Egypt and Saudi Arabia — "their leaders who went to Annapolis were all embroiled in struggles with domestic opponents," which limited their room to maneuver, he said.
He also received a contribution of $10,000 from New York Senate Minority Leader David A. Paterson, perhaps a sign of bonding between two politicians who have alternately been touted as the next generation of African-American leadership and bruised in struggles with their elders.
Mara also engaged in struggles with dialogic voicing and external voice use, revealing the importance at times in argumentative writing of identifying voices of external voices and the self when writing.
Activists recorded some big wins in the last two years in struggles with major companies like DuPont, Dow, Procter & Gamble, eBay, and Microsoft.
Denise and Hillary are sisters in struggling with players.
Country music isn't alone in struggling with the meaning of Sept. 11.
"Do you have a thermometer?" Berthier pleaded when I found him about eight miles in, struggling with the same glop.
He sealed this sense of being locked in struggle with art's higher angels when he took his own life.
And I know I am not alone in struggling with Facebook and how we experience it through its news feed.
Many might be surprised to find that the United States is not unlike Iran in struggling with this question.
