It's a continual struggle to get people to do their share.
Soccer is locked in a continual struggle between club and country.
The continual struggle of people to make themselves understood becomes a metaphor for the war itself.
His continual struggle with color is like his compulsive imbroglios with women, stemming from a need to control what is intrinsically uncontrollable.
In pursuing the path of duty, Nicholas had to wage a continual struggle against himself, suppressing his natural indecisiveness and assuming a mask of self-confident resolution.
But ultimately the board was exhausted by the continual struggle to keep the festival afloat, and elected to shut it down.
The flood of arraignments, in which defendants are formally charged before a judge, leaves the courts in a continual struggle to keep from being overwhelmed.
In so doing it gives a clearer picture of the continual struggle with abstraction and representation that defined his mature art.
For Chambers, politics was religious, a continual struggle between good and evil, and the only form of political commitment was absolute.
Picasso said when he was painting it that: "My whole life as an artist has been a continual struggle against reaction, and the death of art".
Pound shops face a continual struggle to keep prices down, after all, inflation means that a pound doesn't go as far as it did.
