Sentence examples for considerable struggle from inspiring English sources

The pathologist established that she had put up a considerable struggle before being raped and strangled.

Saint Laurent faces a considerable struggle to reach the next round.

But he still faces a considerable struggle because of the continuing hold that Italian family capitalism has on public policy.

After considerable struggle, partly eased by newly available Lioresal tablets which temporarily relax the neck muscles, he could use a pointer strapped to his forehead - his "unicorn".

At 1 09 p.m., after a considerable struggle, Mr. Mora yanked out the battery and then, using a crowbar the size of Mario Andretti, pried the gas tank loose.

And despite Mr. Bradley's close second-place finish to Mr. Gore in New Hampshire, Mr. Bradley faces a considerable struggle to muster sufficient support to threaten the front-runner.

In addition to the considerable struggles of meeting the cost of travel, accommodation and time off from work, there is no guarantee that passage abroad will be unimpeded by the state, a partner or even the medical profession.

The four-part series will take a closer look at Harborside Health Center in Oakland, Calif., where a spirited cast of characters -- including Steve DeAngelo, the center's pigtailed co-founder and executive director -- will offer viewers an inside look at the considerable struggles and day-to-day routines of operating the dispensary.

One interviewee who was considering purchasing private health insurance also described considerable struggles to find out what diabetes-related costs were covered by different insurance plans.

This generates frustration among staff, and even the regulatory and supervising bodies who have considerable data struggle to use it effectively.

A considerable labor struggle and compulsion were necessary for the PPR to claim the factories and enforce its own rules.