Sentence examples for broader struggles from inspiring English sources

The pay cut reflects Goldman's broader struggles.

The bank's revenue fell to $19.6 billion, from $20.9 billion, reflecting the banking industry's broader struggles generating growth as the economic recovery stalls and the markets wildly fluctuate.

Writing in the Monthly recently Croggon connected the lack of critical dialogue in Australia to the broader struggles of the arts industry.

The merger is also indicative of the broader struggles facing phone companies that are dependent on revenue from customers with landline phones, said Craig Moffett, an analyst with Bernstein Research.

Still, the turnout, strong but less than overwhelming, reflected the president's broader struggles in attracting big-name support from those on Wall Street, whom he referred to as "fat cat bankers" in 2009.

But this year, Kate Zernike reports, it's attracting more attention as supporters of the Tea Party and their opponents turn the event into a proxy for their broader struggles over the scope of government.

Medicare is the battleground for this much broader struggle.

It also reflects a broader struggle over REDD in Indonesia being fought at the national level.

He writes that he immediately saw the terrorist attacks as part of a much broader struggle.

But four years ago Mr. Romney's broader struggle was in connecting with voters.

No, the decline of San Jose's airport really reflects a broader struggle for respect.