Sentence examples for destructive struggle from inspiring English sources

In effect, bourgeois animals submit their conflict to external arbitration to avoid a prolonged and mutually destructive struggle.

The book is subtitled "Politics and Reform in New York," a vanilla description of Hughes's destructive struggle with the State Legislature after his election in 1906 to the first of two two-year terms.

Not just the laying down of arms and an end to war, but an end to the conditions that cause war: gross inequality, intolerance, the endless, destructive struggle over natural resources, and the ease with which we dehumanize our fellow humans.

Indeed, economically destructive struggles over redistribution are the norm in many areas of public policy.

No heir apparent has emerged, and some observers worry that when he dies a destructive power struggle could ensue.

It was a pyrrhic victory for Mr Le Pen in his destructive power struggle with his former deputy, Bruno Mégret, who failed to persuade the court to rule that his breakaway movement was now the legitimate National Front.

By reviewing it, the Supreme Court could finally bring an end to the destructive partisan struggle over the presidential election, and would do it in a way whose legitimacy could be accepted by the nation.

A reader who said she was struck by this concern spoke of Patrick Melrose's struggles to act voluntarily, and how destructive these struggles were.

His knowledge of Lebanon's bloody history, with its destructive factional struggles, strengthened his belief in the fundamental unity of religions.

Ms. Federer does a lovely job of portraying a self-destructive woman struggling with these issues without losing the charm and humor that help grease the wheels of any romantic play.

The barrow itself sits on a spill of black paint, suggesting the oil that is the country's greatest natural resource and also the cause of its self-destructive power struggles.