Sentence examples for battle of trying from inspiring English sources

It's a constant battle of trying to hit the perfect putt.

So began a six-month battle of trying to clear my name.

Rather than choosing impasse at the negotiating table, they chose the uphill battle of trying to win Congressional approval of the deal.

While I have been fighting the epic battle of trying to balance the needs of the business and the needs of my family for 34 years, this choice will not be part of that battle.

Why fight the uphill battle of trying to communicate, develop and inspire your people toward making a change, when you can communicate, develop and inspire people toward making the organization — and themselves — the best in the business?

But Ms. Kruvant slowly puts across what is different about Mr. Stone: the realization that he can work with gang leaders rather than fight the futile battle of trying to squash them.

Plus, the hosts discuss whether injuries to Denver's Peyton Manning and New England's Julian Edelman will shift the landscape in the AFC (listen from the beginning for that), and a big matchup this week between Cincinnati and Arizona will be a battle of teams trying to prove they're Super Bowl contenders (that begins at 41 00). .

She battled the notion of trying to be skinny when her sport demanded she have big shoulders and strong arms.

Many on the left are still locked in a battle of semantics, trying to persuade the world — and perhaps one another — that the overthrow of Mr. Morsi was not a "coup" but a "revolution".

When women say pubic hair should be left untamed, I take this to mean that they'd prefer to not to have the extreme pressure, shame or embarrassment society makes us feel for having it, while simultaneously wanting to avoid the costly and torturous battle of constantly trying to keep it at bay.

To let her know that when she gives birth, she will be fighting a battle of sorts, trying to hold on one breath at a time.