Sentence examples for a struggle likely from inspiring English sources
Chicago could play a key role in shaping the relationship between teachers and charter school operators in a struggle likely to grow weightier and more complex as the number of unionized charter schools continues to grow.
It is a struggle likely only to become thornier in coming years, in the face of two conflicting trends: rising demand for energy resources and increasing concern about climate change and pollution.
Businessman David Perdue, Rep. Jack Kingston and former Secretary of State Karen Handel were among seven trying for the Republican nomination in a struggle likely headed for a two-way runoff on July 22.
Prediction: A relegation struggle likely to go to the wire.
If you're a struggling household, likely you're not going to be able to afford that option," Ms. McDonough said.
The battle over 360 Jefferson Street highlights the hazy but substantial netherworld of illegal living spaces in New York, and is just a taste of the struggles likely to occur as the new law goes into full effect.
The Coca-Cola case, the cable adds, "is typical of the power struggles likely to continue as the Qadhafi children and other regime elite continue to define (or re-define) their respective spheres of commercial influence".
If Earhart did crash land on Nikumaroro, her last days were most likely a struggle.
A struggle you don't likely have to deal with.
Experts say that a power struggle is likely behind the Communist Party curtain, and in front of it as well, over the final five years of Mr. Castro's presidency.
Analysts reckon this split between a growing north and a struggling south is likely to continue.
