Sentence examples for consequences of struggling from inspiring English sources
Ms. Goethals plays Dot with the stolidity of a smart young person carrying a difficult-to-comprehend burden, and as her eyesight dims she does a nice job with the physical consequences of struggling to see; her fingertips flutter ahead of her as she feels for furniture, her posture bends her slightly forward at the waist, the way people do when they move ahead tentatively.
It is not clear whether these problems are the causes or the consequences of struggling, or quite possibly both.
Parent 2 Parents described 'anger and frustration' and 'conflict with the medical profession' as consequences of struggling to access health care for their child.
That means years of struggling with the consequences of impairment, without interventions that can make a difference.
These "free riders" are "the unintended and unfortunate consequence" of lenders struggling to work out a solution, Mr. Lundstedt said.
But ignoring the economic pressures faced by millions of struggling families carries its own long-term consequences.
"It is a consequence of struggle, strategy, ingenuity, vision, courage," he writes, adding that the places where democracy worked took genuine commitment, talent, nerve and the obvious passion for freedom — "politics in the best sense of the word".
Her deep and unbiased knowledge of the history of the struggle between the Israeli and the Palestinian people drives her not to apportion blame, but to examine the personal consequences of political struggle.
So far so good, but Tippett then continues, as though unable to stop: "And one of the first consequences of the struggle is the fundamental aloneness of one's most important acts despite the gay warmth of other acts.
