Sentence examples for aggressive struggle from inspiring English sources
Still, the move marked a new beginning for the family, the start of an aggressive struggle -- aided by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund -- to create a better life.
First, the centrality of the state as the driver of modernisation, a tenet linked to anti-imperialism vis-a-vis the US (closing the Manta military base; the aggressive struggle against American energy group Chevron and the environmental destruction it caused in the Amazon; and granting asylum to Julian Assange).
On the field, it was also different to see the Dodgers' aggressive bats struggle, with Hanley Ramirez, Adrian Gonzalez and Andre Ethier being a combined four for 32 with only one extra-base hit in three games.
And Mr. Griffin, known for his incendiary temper and aggressive personality, struggled to stem turnover at his shop.
At a meeting at the White House on Wednesday afternoon, Democratic Congressional leaders urged President Bush to join them in pursuing more aggressive aid for struggling homeowners.
Known for his bombastic and aggressive style, Alex Jones struggled to contain himself when his ex-wife's legal team spoke.
We've heard she doesn't connect or her working style is too aggressive, and she struggles with support from both men and women alike as a result.
WASHINGTON — In blocking the nomination of Rep. Mel Watt to head a top housing agency, Senate Republicans showed they preferred to keep oversight of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in the hands of a career bureaucrat who opposes providing more aggressive aid for struggling homeowners.
This is markedly different from British jihadis, who tend to position themselves in a worldwide struggle against aggressive interference in the Muslim world.
"Maybe that's something I made a conscious effort to do — come out and be aggressive with the team struggling".
Billabong, which had undertaken an aggressive expansion, has been struggling with weak sales of its namesake brand as well as its Von Zipper and Element brands.
