Sentence examples for a continuing struggle with from inspiring English sources

He noted several trouble spots: air support and transportation for the Afghan forces, command and control capabilities and a continuing struggle with attrition in the Afghan Army.

A heavyset 40-year-old with a childlike voice and a fragile philosophical muse -- owing partly to a continuing struggle with mental illness -- Mr. Johnston is considered something of a pop luminary by indie rock cognoscenti.

Public health officials are involved in a continuing struggle with antivaccine activists who contend that children's shots trigger autism, seizures or other serious side effects, and that private pediatricians often cannot make time to answer all the questions worried parents have, Dr. Sears said.

By Jane O'Brien NEW YORK, USA, 21 March 2006 – Haiti's children are facing a continuing struggle for survival, with one in eight likely to die before the age of five.

Haiti's children still struggling for survival NEW YORK, USA, 21 March 2006 – Haiti's children are facing a continuing struggle for survival, with one in eight likely to die before the age of five.

His appearance here carries an additional significance for those aware of his continuing struggle with a brain tumor.

(In a new preface, Hitchens ruminates on his diagnosis and continuing struggle with cancer).

It's part of his continuing struggle with religion.

He talks openly about the months he was homeless and his continuing struggle with alcoholism.

Martin Gilbert announced his resignation last week after the group concluded it could no longer continue struggling with its £2bn debt.

As hospitals continue struggling with reimbursement issues, there are other factors affecting their financial health.