Sentence examples for basically struggle from inspiring English sources

So we basically struggle all day long to keep up with the extraordinary demand for our strawberries, but obviously people look for more than that.

"They are basically struggling with this, as we are," said one visiting American, Bishop John H. Ricard of Pensacola-Tallahassee, the chairman of a task force expected to produce guidelines for American bishops on relations with Catholic politicians.

Contrary to the position of many critics of this sector, these schools are basically struggling social enterprises that operate at either no profit or a very small profit in order to try to serve their communities.

In the end, it often seems that the advantages promised to local communities participating in TFCAs serve to legitimise interventions and mask the conflicts inherent in what are basically struggles over access to and control over land and natural resources (Duffy 2006; Ribot and Peluso 2003).

Basically a struggle over land redistribution, it took a tremendous toll in lives.

In Turkey, it's basically a struggle among Islamic moderates.

"It's basically a power struggle," he said.

The Arabic word jihad, this member of the beleaguered Welfare Party was in effect saying, basically just means "struggle".

"This is basically a power struggle between Lee and Park," said Hong Yong-pyo, a political scientist at Hanyang University.

He added: "The track is basically about the struggle of humanity versus evil and the conclusion is the judgment of Lucifer".

Some analysts argue that the fine points of Germany's health care system are almost beside the point, in what is basically a power struggle between Mrs. Merkel and rival conservative leaders.