Sentence examples similar to aggressive struggle for 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.
But behind this seemingly natural ideological alliance, there are powerful political forces in play -- corporate patronage, aggressive partisanship and a strategic struggle for the soul of the Republican Party.
The struggle for supremacy can lead to aggressive behaviour or, less obvious but equally undermining, passive aggression.
Alabama made only 37 percent of its shots, but instead of being discouraged by its struggle for offense, it played more aggressive defense and came up with 15 steals.
Churchill and Stafford-Clark's cast sharply highlight how sisters who've had to struggle for independence and empowerment can be aggressive, egocentric and conversationally override each other.
Calvinist German princes, for their part, saw the faith as a far more aggressive theological and political weapon with which to wage the struggle for Protestant supremacy in the empire.
In their struggle for recognition, the new unions tended to employ tactics that were more aggressive than those used by the craft unions.
"My father waged the struggle for peace".
The Struggle for Funding.
The struggle for the schools.
