Sentence examples for dangerous struggle from inspiring English sources

"The real, dangerous struggle is between civil society and the deep state .The lack of trust between Egypt's polarised centres of power, combined with the shakiness of key institutions such as the courts and the parliament, suggests the road ahead will be rocky.

In the spirit of the cold war, and the political climate in which The Open Society and Its Enemies was first being read, Popper did not hesitate to declare Marxism "a major problem" and just "one of the many mistakes we have made in the perennial and dangerous struggle for building a better and freer world".

Its dangerous struggle against the regime of the detested ousted President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali partly explains its success at this election: Voters were looking for a clean break with the past and Ennahda's strong anti-corruption credentials proved a powerful electoral asset.

Wells' work is a reminder that uprooting white supremacy and racist violence in this country was, and continues to be, a dangerous struggle.

The Iranian president is caught in the middle of an intense and dangerous power struggle between reformers and conservatives in Iran.

Burkina Faso's deposed president has fled to neighbouring Ivory Coast after being ousted in a popular uprising, while the military appears to have averted a dangerous power struggle by backing a largely unknown colonel as interim leader.

But the two of them agreed that it would be less dangerous than struggling on in the theatre.

In the buildup to his mountainous challenge to unseat one of the world's best middleweights who, for one night only, is not really a middleweight, Khan, a natural welterweight with dangerous ambitions, struggles to hide his displeasure with Mayweather, the pre-eminent practitioner in his own division since Sugar Ray Leonard.

They often fight a dangerous and uphill struggle.

The Internet has long been a battleground in Iran between those pushing for more personal freedoms and hard-liners who feel they must protect society from dangerous influences — a struggle that may have played out on Monday.

If I was fatuous, it was in part because I was struggling to preserve a virtue that was not simply ridiculous but actually crippling and even dangerous, as I struggled with Chaudhry Sameer and his buddies.