Sentence examples for a struggle going from inspiring English sources

"There is a struggle going on within the Republican Party," Paul said.

I sense that there is a struggle going on within government.

But there is still a struggle going on about how to remember it and the world it represented.

There is a struggle going on between forms of language as important as the more obvious struggle between Israelis and Palestinians.

There is a struggle going on to create a cultural identity for this united Europe, and one of its arenas is the European film.

There appears to be a struggle going on in fashion between a naturally occurring creative impetus and a cultural insistence that personal identity be affiliated with brands.

"M&S starts selling pre-sliced avocado, because cutting is a struggle," goes the sarcastic headline, forgetting that cutting is indeed a struggle for many people, including those with arthritis and other difficulties with mobility.

Speaking ahead of the event, he told BBC News that there was a power struggle going on, involving a "battle of metaphors".

"It's now quite clear that there's a political struggle going on," said Christopher Davidson, a professor at Durham University in Britain.

"It's now quite clear that there's a political struggle going on," said Christopher Davidson, a professor at Durham University and the author of books on Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

"There was a power struggle going on at every level, a communal struggle for power and resources.