Sentence examples for complex struggles from inspiring English sources

Despite its awful shooting and complex struggles, it fought back to lead, 47-45, with 8 03 to play.

It also suggests that by turning away from China's complex struggles Ma Jian will deny himself the moral passion that is the truest wellspring of his art.

This makes perfect sense, except perhaps in the eyes of Mr Cook himself, because Labour would otherwise lack a political heavyweight at a time when the upper house is likely be embroiled in complex struggles, not least concerning its own future.

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Progress in complex struggles almost never comes cleanly, however, notes Huggins, and she describes the Panthers in retrospect as "a continuum" in the long struggle for justice.

The French have always related it to their complex struggle for liberty.

It will continue to engage in a complex struggle with radical Islam.

Let's hear it for fewer wolves, mutants, avengers, vampires, zombies and super-heroes and more complex, struggling, vulnerable human beings.

The war in Syria has poured gasoline on a raging fire in Iraq, and conflicts in both countries feed upon one another and further complicate an already complex struggle.

A complex struggle for national self-determination by two peoples over a territory less than half the size of Tasmania, has seen the Palestinians cast as victims, and Israel depicted as the brute.

In Benghazi, the complex struggle between the different factions is still being fought at the level of individual killings: last week the assistant commander of military intelligence, Hamza al-Mahmoudi, was found shot dead.