Sentence examples for a struggle for both from inspiring English sources

It's a struggle for both Julian's and Joy's families.

Moving the ball was a struggle for both teams given the conditions: 18 degrees at kickoff, 5 degrees with the wind chill.

Its chances will improve if the government can sustain its campaign to raise tax revenues, which amounted to a pathetic 12% of GDP in 2011.Raising government revenues is a struggle for both the Philippines and Indonesia.

And so the strategist Anthony Cordesman is probably right when he argues: It's best we now speak of the "Arab Decade" or the "Arab Quarter Century" — a long period of intrastate and intraregional instability, in which a struggle for both the future of Islam and the future of the individual Arab nations blend together into a "clash within a civilization".

Creating clear chances was a struggle for both sides, though Tudgay saw a first half effort ruled out for offside before Reading unluckily hit the bar.

Additionally, the hotel capacity in the new host cities is minimal, making it a struggle for both media and fans to find accommodation and follow the tournament.

With Democrats and Republicans locked in a struggle for supremacy, both are guardedly optimistic that currents are blowing their way.

The Germany-Ghana match set for Soccer City stadium in Johannesburg on Wednesday is not only a struggle for survival for both teams, it is also a clash of half-brothers, with a hint of revenge in the air.

The Jamestown Foundation's James Brandon explained: "the ongoing Yemeni internal conflict is better understood as a struggle for power between two diverse coalitions, both of which incorporate a wide range of both Sunni and Shia elements.

To disengage is a struggle — for me.

Accounting for priorities is a struggle for various reasons.