Sentence examples for actively struggling from inspiring English sources

We are actively struggling right now with fundamental injustices that truly threaten to tear our nation apart.

She then argues that women are actively struggling for equality among their male peers, later asserting that "women are coming strong".

In terms of policy approaches, Peru's newly created Ministry of Environment is actively struggling with the illegal mining issue [44]; a recent effort to reign in mining was made through a moratorium on new mining concessions.

Metaphylactic use of AB can only be recommended for a short period on herds actively struggling with E. coli diarrhoea problems.

And over time, you'll see your growth through an emotionally difficult time, giving you an evident measure of how your feelings were at the beginning and how actively struggling to maintain your dignity and take responsibility for your part in moving on have changed your feelings and approaches over time.

The children of survivors who actively struggled against the Nazis, she found, had a compulsive ambition to achieve.

"Studying science policy," said Leitner "may make you somewhat more conversant with the language and process of policy-makers--something a scientist may have to actively struggle with and acquire on the job--but studying science makes you more familiar with the sociology of scientists and how science is done.

This is why I actively struggle against homophobia, sexism, anti-Semitism and other crippling forms of injustice.

Many presidential candidates actively struggle with being noticed by the public, this early in the race.

It's a new year, and you're probably about one week into actively keeping struggling to keep up with those resolutions you made just over 10 days ago.

While other Jewish groups shunned Germany, except for discussions on restitution (in which AJC also actively participated), AJC struggled to find a way to interact meaningfully with the country.