Sentence examples for decisive struggle with from inspiring English sources

It did not directly provide the solution to the contemporary political crisis, but elicited a decisive struggle with the west.

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MONARCHIST HOPES REVIVE; Left Bloc Prepares for Decisive Struggle to Keep the Republic.

Politically, Mr. Bush seemed to have won the decisive struggle of the war.

In the final and decisive struggle at Betriacum he was defeated, but through treachery.

Villeroi had given his personal attention to that wing and strengthened it with large bodies of horse and foot that ought to have been taking part in the decisive struggle south of Ramillies.

Henry believes Americans want regular decisive action, so struggle with a game that can deliver 0-0 draws.

Or, to borrow a soccer player's term for a game that has reached full term without decisive result, Britain's struggle with race needs extra time — and probably a lot of it, too.

Like all great artists, he exerts a power that his successors must struggle with; he is influential, even decisive — and inimitable.

Mr. Karzai said the struggle with the warlords would be decisive, suggesting that his government and society were at a turning point.

That word is now a name for the fantasy that initial moral clarity can turn an ugly, slogging struggle with human depravity into a decisive victory.