Sentence examples for an escalating struggle from inspiring English sources

Lastly, they will argue that the president could have done more to prepare the country for war not merely by issuing colour-coded warnings but by forgoing future tax cuts to finance an escalating struggle with terror.

Despite an escalating struggle with his illness, Mr. Levitt continued to work passionately at Levitt-Fuirst until two weeks before his death, just as he had done since the firms founding in 1969.

A week later, however — after an escalating struggle between Tsipras's government and European creditors that the Telegraph compared to "a tragedy from Euripides" — the same electorate was being called upon by Tsipras to say yes to a bailout offer more "draconian" (CNBC) than the last one.

A week later, however after an escalating struggle between Tsipras's government and European creditors that the Telegraph compared to "a tragedy from Euripides"—the same electorate was being called upon by Tsipras to say yes to a bailout offer more "draconian" (CNBC) than the last one.

The killing is part of an escalating struggle within the armed uprising between moderates and Islamists, sparking fears of a war within the civil war.

As Paul Wood reports, the killing is part of an escalating struggle within the armed uprising between moderates and Islamists linked to al-Qaeda.

Another is that what began as a measured campaign against terrorist bands and the handful of rogue states that may or may not try fitfully to use them for their own purposes will morph into a globe-spanning, escalating struggle between the Islamic world and the United States.

Like the book, the movie locates its drama in the escalating struggle between a group of rebellious 14-year-olds (led by Emile Hirsch and Kieran Culkin) and the teacher they've singled out for torment.

The dispute underlines the escalating struggle between Amazon and publishers and distributors over control of the e-book market.

In other words, mass demonstrations remain an option, if not for this isolated ski resort, then for the next act in the escalating struggle over trade and globalization.

In the post-Brown era, the escalating struggle between civil rights activists and die-hard segregationists became the nation's most gripping domestic news story, though, as the authors note, coverage was frequently consigned to the inside pages of newspapers preoccupied with electoral politics and the international drama of the cold war.