Sentence examples for an enduring struggle from inspiring English sources
At the rally, he echoed Brooks as cheerfully as he could, reminding the crowd that they were in the midst of an enduring struggle, and that more sacrifice would be needed.
Here in Britain, the security service MI5 is locked in an enduring struggle with homegrown Islamic militancy that has raised questions with broader echoes: Where do nations draw a line between their legitimate right to defend themselves and actions that offend the same cherished values as they are ostensibly seeking to shield?
In Dilfer's case, he said it took until playing for Mike Holmgren in Seattle in 2001, his eighth N.F.L. season — after he had won a Super Bowl, after he had thrown for almost 15,000 yards — to understand the nuances of what remains an enduring struggle for many quarterbacks.
And to date, they operate with an understanding that their victories will not be secured without an enduring struggle.
In the process, Martin, an unarmed black teenager who was shot to death in Sanford, Florida by a man named George Zimmerman, has become a symbol of the country's enduring struggle with racism.
In the case of Palestine it was the unflinching US support of Israel that enabled an increasingly rightwing government to thwart the enduring struggle of the Palestinian people for self-determination.
For decades, India remained stubbornly in the top spot, a reflection of its huge population and its enduring struggle against poverty.
But their most enduring struggle was with Boris Badenov and Natasha Fatale, a couple of monumentally inept Slavic schemers from Pottsylvania.
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However, the determination that exists in the face of enduring struggle means that there is space for hope.
Review studio, £5 2.30pm: John Pilger The campaigning journalist John Pilger talks about unspoken truths and public lies and the enduring struggle for freedom as he launches Freedom Next Time.
