Sentence examples for clear struggle from inspiring English sources

Despite Downing Street's clear struggle to overcome prominent opposition within its own ranks – and bypass the prime minister's personal embarrassment at reversing his pledge – Heathrow believes its plans have a significant Commons majority, with more than 400 MPs backing a third runway (a figure that excludes SNP members, who would not oppose it).

I don't accept that framing, but I accept that its architects genuinely believe in it, and see the conflict over same-sex unions as a clear-cut struggle between good and evil, with no possibility of middle ground.

And let's be clear, struggling iHeartMedia is in no position to take any "financial risk" on Limbaugh, or anybody else.

So it seemed the fate of this small port was clear: more struggle.

But that's not all: a survey of Carnie Holdsworth's work makes all too clear her struggle and her significant achievements, which, in the end, wore her out.

Wandering around the camp on the concrete of the capital, it is clear the struggle is far from over for many of the families who have tried to make new lives by occupying land.

But let's be clear: The struggle is far from over.

Traveling down to Ferguson, Missouri, and seeing images of protestors after the murder of Michael Brown made it clear the struggle is not over.

For the allies, the issues in the second world war could be reduced to a clear-cut, gargantuan struggle between good and evil.

In the years that followed, as his memoir makes clear, Lifton struggled against being inwardly poisoned by his own special knowledge.

The scandal widened over the following months, with documents leaked to Italian journalists that laid bare clear power struggles inside the Vatican over its efforts to show greater financial transparency.