Sentence examples for countless struggles from inspiring English sources

And Jim Boumelha, who was to become the second black president of the NUJ, said: "He will be remembered for the countless struggles he led... [He was] a passionate and eloquent voice for the cause of justice".

After countless struggles about the issue of "to tell" or "not to tell", I eventually decided to assume my advisor role to explicitly address the problems of this teacher during some after-class debriefing time.

For independent filmmakers, just completing a film and making it available in a releasable form is an Herculean task that represents countless struggles from the beginning of the project.

Over the past 2000 years, the Eucharist has been at the center of countless struggles for human rights, has united young people in movements of solidarity, and has brought together human beings on an ordinary evening for an incredible purpose.

Amidst a hostile political climate with Democrats waging a sit-in on the floor on Capitol Hill, the aftermath of a tragic event in Orlando, and countless struggles around the world, The Princess and the Poorest not only met, but also experienced the same peace and momentary perfection of life.

He knows that the Civil Rights and Voting Rights Acts were not the product of Lyndon Johnson's signature but the result of countless struggles and organizing on the part of ordinary African-American citizens and their allies among the white majority.

Today's ruling completes the work of the Windsor decision, which was followed by decisions that brought marriage to thirty-seven stands, and of countless small struggles and conversations and commitments.

In addition to convening trade unionists, Sanders has been instrumental in supporting, and on occasion leading, countless workers' struggles in Vermont.

The Guevaras -- and countless others struggling to provide for their families but facing a loss of income -- have found that Neediest Cases has helped them survive particularly difficult times.

When asked about his motivation for founding AirPR, Fouladgar-Mercer told us that the "PR industry is horribly broken" and that, throughout his time in venture capital, he saw countless companies struggle with sourcing small PR firms and "finding the right representation to accomodate their needs".

And countless families struggle in silence with the consequences of mental illness each day..