Sentence examples for a general struggle from inspiring English sources

By arresting some 1,400 militants around Pakistan, banning five militant groups and promising to turn the focus of any jihad from Islamic extremism to a general struggle against poverty, General Musharraf is walking on eggs politically.

Issues over the past year have included muddling prices on Overstock.com, a flash crash, and a general struggle to keep up as cryptocurrencies boomed in 2017.

There are two obvious ones, Afghanistan and Iraq, as well as a general struggle against Islamic fanaticism taking place across the globe.

This was an unusually interesting speech, especially during this dreary runup to a general election struggle between a pair of mainstream parties spooked by poor polls, fast-changing politics and insurgent forces to left and right.

Trudging north on the southern side of the Potomac, Hannah's aim is to visit with Lincoln so that he can hear her story and grant her sanctuary, but Hannah can't achieve this before Vogel shows that Hannah and Jessa are part of a general black struggle, which is to say they meet some black soldiers on their way north and sing a song, the old traditional "Follow the Drinking Gourd".

But beginning with a woeful outing against the Grizzlies – he shot 5 for 20 from the field – Shumpert began to falter, and the Knicks, lacking a true floor general, struggled through a 2-11 stretch.

In Britain, women's professional sports in general struggle to get top billing.

And 16,000 new pensioners apply for benefits each year.The Social Fund, and Kyrgyzstan's government in general, struggle to win workers' confidence.

Making matters worse is the fact that General Motors, the Ford Motor Company and the Chrysler Group have had to cut jobs to stay competitive, and unions in general struggle as many jobs are taken by temporary workers.

But Sanchez's performance, the Jets' general struggles, and injuries to Darrelle Revis and Santonio Holmes have set things on a path that appears to be heading downward.

Mr. Spitzer, who had reinvented the office of attorney general, struggled to adjust to being governor, frequently warring with members of the Legislature.