Sentence examples for between the struggles from inspiring English sources

BETWEEN the struggles to shape a budget, the clamor from angry taxpayers and the fallout from high-profile financial scandals, the average Long Island school board member can find plenty of reasons to feel besieged these days.

But Wilson draws a very clear line between the struggles of the Raths and the plight of those suffering from actual mental illness.

The notion of a double standard has been fed by official statements out of Washington that, to Israeli ears, sound like an effort to draw a moral distinction between the struggles of the two nations.

What I hoped Accorsi could explain, using the evidence of the game tape, was how can you tell the difference between the struggles of a promising rookie quarterback and the struggles of a terminally hopeless rookie quarterback?

Minni Jain, director of the Flow Partnership, which has helped Singh plan the walks, said the project did not discriminate between the struggles of communities in poor or rich countries.

The story shuttles intriguingly between the struggles of the men in Baffin Bay and those of the women left at home, and raises interesting questions about the ethics and psychology of Arctic exploration.

The district is divided, Malcolm says, between the struggling south around the yard and the richer north, closer to Victoria Park.

And there is frequently a porous membrane between the struggle on screen and the struggle to get it there.

While sitting above the crowd on his high bench he constructs a parable between the struggle, thrash and salvation of swimming and that of Christianity.

Yet no pro-gun pundits see the supreme disconnection between the struggle of an unfree people and the rights of a gunshow weapons purveyor to a frictionless transaction.

On Sunday, weeks of negotiations between the struggling server vendor and IBM are widely reported to have broken down, with Sun declining IBM's buyout price of $7 billion.