Sentence examples similar to a difficult struggle against from inspiring English sources

"It has been a difficult struggle through the legal process.

"It's going to be a difficult struggle".

And almost every game is a difficult struggle.

Gail served her clients courageously during a long and difficult struggle against cancer and always maintained her strong will and resilient attitude.

Prime Minister Simitis assured his British counterpart, Tony Blair, "We will not spare any effort in apprehending those responsible and bringing them to justice, and we are determined to actively continue our difficult struggle against terrorism".

He praised Belgium for its "determination to pursue bilateral cooperation in the long and difficult struggle against terrorism".

After long and difficult struggles against the opposition of France, Leopold was elected and crowned in the summer of 1658.

Abortion opponents are already hard at work attempting to portray mifepristone as far more dangerous than either abortion rights advocates or the F.D.A. believe, but they likely will face a far more difficult struggle in campaigning against medical abortions than they have in targeting the "partial birth" ones.

But a much more difficult struggle over women bishops looms.

Israel faces a long and difficult struggle to find peace.

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton shook up her presidential campaign yesterday, replacing campaign manager and longtime aide Patti Solis Doyle with Maggie Williams, her former White House chief of staff, in an acknowledgment of the unexpectedly difficult struggle in which she finds herself against Sen. Barack Obama.