Sentence examples for begin a struggle from inspiring English sources

Then, there will begin a struggle to persuade members of Congress to renew the short-term loans that have kept the city afloat since 1975.

However, in 1380 Muscovy was greatly weakened by tremendous losses suffered during the battle and thus, in the same year, Jogaila was free to begin a struggle for supremacy with Kęstutis.

And so begins a struggle for Coraline's soul.

He now began a struggle against Rudolf that lasted until the Emperor's death in 1612.

One of her fellow campaigners was hanging onto her so the police began a struggle with him and several others.

He served in the army during World War II and, when he was wounded in combat, began a struggle with manic-depressive illness that lasted the rest of his life.

The sons and grandsons of Fīrūz, supported by various groups of nobles, began a struggle for the throne that rapidly diminished the authority of Delhi and provided opportunities for Muslim nobles and Hindu chiefs to enhance their autonomy.

The retirement of Justice O'Connor, a moderate who has been a crucial vote for a constitutional right to abortion, began a struggle with incalculable political implications -- for the interest groups, for the parties and for the president.

It also began a struggle among American diplomats, one that continues to this day, about the best way to deal with an ally known more for its pride than its fortitude.

Carter says she began a struggle with alcoholism in her 20s.

Increase Mather, then the president of Harvard, was theologically conservative, while a number of the directors had adopted moderate views, and in these years they began a struggle for control of the college.