Sentence examples for a widespread struggle from inspiring English sources

The Congregationes were convoked by Pope Clement VIII with the aim of resolving what had become a widespread struggle between the two orders.

This widespread struggle has led to the wide use of pain medications, and a mounting national crisis of opioid addiction and deaths.

Mr. Assad extolled what he called the strength of Syria's society, rejecting a widespread view that the struggle in his country has become a sectarian conflict pitting his Alawite minority sect, an offshoot of Shiite Islam, against an insurgency drawn largely from the Sunni majority.

There is a widespread perception that a proxy struggle is already taking place, with Saudi Arabia and Qatar pouring funds into Tripoli through a proliferation of Salafi Islamist groups which have become increasingly active on the ground.

On the other hand, women's college basketball still struggles to attract a widespread audience three decades after the N.C.A.A. tournament began in 1982.

He worries that the AS system, under which exams are taken after one year of the sixth form, risks demoralising struggling students.Still, a widespread migration to the IB could be problematic.

The resulting disruption to the ocean ecosystem could have a widespread ripple effect and further deplete already struggling fisheries worldwide..

In Yemen, continued conflicts and political struggles throughout have led to a widespread and deep humanitarian crisis, especially for children and women.

North Korea has struggled with chronic food shortages since the mid-1990s, when a widespread famine hit the country.

You've also struggled with depression and body dysmorphia - this is such a widespread challenge today.

Displacement is a widespread practice.