Sentence examples for Take a struggle from inspiring English sources

Johnson conceded that getting approval for the Manhattan stadium will most likely take a struggle.

To the contrary, the balance of powers is established through a game of give and take, a struggle in which each branch fends for itself.

Ward not only helped the Knicks end a two-game skid, but also showed how easy the game can be when you persevere and don't take a struggling opponent lightly.

Each of these failures had taken a struggle to achieve, but none was attractive to watch.

"It is that it takes a community, it takes a movement, it takes a struggle, "to create for each of us the means to realise our true potential".

Actually, the rulebook about advertisers and newsrooms, which came into being, gradually, through the second half of the twentieth century, is not very old, and it took a struggle to establish.

There is nothing safe about it, and it takes a struggle, a loyal family, and some empowering.

So he has form on the board for taking a struggling side and improving them considerably.

"He reminded a lot of people of the spirit of their youth, when they took a struggling university and turned it into a nationally known and respected university".

He took a struggling hitter, first baseman C.J. Cron, and dropped him three spots in the lineup.

Blair said he used the term "Islamist extremism," and he argued, as he has done before, "it will take a generational struggle to defeat it".