Sentence examples for creating a struggle from inspiring English sources

In the case of the Lion Air crash in October, the automated system may have engaged based on erroneous data, creating a struggle for the pilots who were trying to maintain control.

In that disaster, the automated system, possibly based on faulty sensor readings, may have repeatedly pushed the nose of the plane down, creating a struggle between the new flight control system and the pilots.

After the Battle of Flodden (1513), in which James IV of Scotland was killed, creating a struggle for power between rival Scottish factions, Douglas abandoned his literary career for political activities.

It can also become vastly expensive, often into five figures a year, which creates a struggle for middle-class families.

This is the idea that if you create a struggle for survival among staff, they will increase their performance.

Mr. Thackeray's death could create a struggle for power in Mumbai and Maharashtra, India's richest and most industrialized state.

And although such companies may be OK at many things or may have been great at a point in their growth, their lack of focus creates a struggle to be truly excellent at anything in the long run.

And the whole point is that I feel like I want to create a struggle in my work, and the struggle is between what do you see first: Do you see the color, or do you see the soul of the individual?" Color, certainly.

Darwin saw that overproduction and limited resources create a struggle for existence in which some organisms will succeed and most will not.

As Darwin (1859) realized, this massive discrepancy between the number of offspring produced and the number that can be sustained by available resources creates a "struggle for existence" in which often only a tiny fraction of individuals will succeed.

She seems to be a woman ahead of her time; does this create a struggle for her? She's very liberated in the way she thinks and acts.