Sentence examples for deep struggles from inspiring English sources
Even so, Mr. Bernstein said he was not cheering Wall Street's deep struggles.
The legacy of secular policies, the repression of the religious impulse in the country in post-independence Tunisia, and the fragile security situation in the post-Arab spring have produced deep struggles between forces of secularism, religion, and radicalism.
For years there has been a deep struggle between The Tribune and its Mormon-owned partner in a joint operating agreement, The Deseret News.
But the prospect of significant money coming into the community has ignited a debate here over who gets it, dividing the fishermen on the piers, who see it as a lifeline in a time of deep struggle, from city officials who agree, but would also like to spend some of it as a boost to a new shoreline economy.
The market's nerve-wrecking volatility reflects a deep struggle between the two primal emotional forces in the investor's psyche that drive the market: greed and fear.
They continued even though it was a deep struggle to grow these coffees, to do this masterful work, yet get paid via the commercial markets almost nothing for their product.
Within Pakistan, there is a deep struggle for some kind of political integrity, some sense that the truth must be told and that the government is genuinely working to and capable of repairing what have been identified, in the West as irreparable fissures.
All of this is rooted in deeper struggles about the pace of modernisation, and how these societies are learning to present and ultimately think about themselves.
That's what it's like when we try to understand our deepest struggles without honoring the gifts that fuel them.
The world she has moved to is less than welcoming to immigrants, and yet the deepest struggles for the three women have to do with internal, family dynamics, the different languages Fatima and her daughters are fluent in, and generational misunderstandings.
Once M.R. has accepted her history, a deeper struggle awaits.
