Sentence examples for a larger struggle between from inspiring English sources

The battle over voting is part of a larger struggle between the two parties.

The dispute between Boeing and the authority is framed against a larger struggle between the demands of a growing business aviation industry and public officials under pressure from residents to contain air traffic for noise and safety reasons.

The litigation over the Yaphank dormitories is part of a larger struggle between Mr. Levy and the commission over a proposed new maximum-security jail the commission wants Suffolk to build to alleviate chronic overcrowding of the county's jails in Yaphank and Riverhead.

The issue is part of a larger struggle over identity between the growing ultra-Orthodox minority and the rest of Israel, as Mr. Netanyahu's new government moves to end widespread exemptions from the army for yeshiva students; integrate them into the work force; cut back subsidies that their large families rely on; and overhaul the curriculum in their schools.

It's all part of a larger struggle in the region between the Saudis and their Sunni allies on one side and Iran and its Shia allies on the other, though Iran denies that it has much to do with the Houthi struggle.

The battle over the mission has also became the latest skirmish in a larger struggle unfolding across the region between hard-line and moderate Islamists seeking to determine the fate of the Arab Spring.

This is part of a larger struggle to be relevant.

That fight is part of a larger struggle.

"Line 9 is part of a larger struggle, the struggle to shut down the tar sands.

It seems that Ms. Gibbons and the teddy bear became enmeshed in the larger struggle between the Sudanese government, which routinely accuses its Western critics of being anti-Islamic, and European and American officials pressing for an end to the crisis in Darfur.

They combined a deeply Christian moral fervor with a sense of life as a great economic struggle between the large and the small.