Sentence examples similar to definite struggles from inspiring English sources

This isn't healthy for you, it isn't healthy for society as a whole and it is a definite source of unneeded struggles.

Within the glass, there were definite signs of internal struggle, as the ingredients fought for dominance.

Not definitive, just definite.

And in a definite sign that normalcy is struggling to break out, United Airlines customers have been growing increasingly worried about the possibility of disruptions from a threatened strike by the airline's mechanics.

Mr. Bloomberg may be struggling, but he has some definite ideas of how he wants to learn.

There was the struggle to fit in but a definite sense of pride in establishing an identity.

Back in the opinion room, ITV's link woman Nina Hossain was struggling to fill the time before anything definite could be said.

We also have to struggle with the uniqueness implications that are carried by definite descriptions.

Unionists, on the other hand, struggled to find a way to move the large, moderate middle to a "definite and unqualified stand with the Washington government".

Today's virtue ethicists obviously don't think so, but they have nevertheless struggled to come up with an account of human nature that would give some definite content to the idea of virtue.

But the mention of his family's struggling goose-breeding business and the references in the program to Mattsun's Fruit Period are definite hints that he may not exist.