Sentence examples for doomed struggle from inspiring English sources

They maintained a doomed struggle against the Soviet occupiers in some cases until the late 1950s.

Apparently there can be no change: novels either imagine individual escapism, or doomed struggle.

The family's doomed struggle for survival is epic: powerful, intimate and very moving.

Some fear a repeat of the doomed struggle to keep Argentina's currency board afloat in 2000-01; or perhaps worse if one currency's collapse swamps others.

There is even a Resistance, fighting an apparently doomed struggle against a powerful Authority, which is largely played out in the story's background.

British coal miners began a year-long strike in 1984 and were defeated in 1985; the printworkers who took on Rupert Murdoch began a similarly doomed struggle in 1986.

There is one technically rickety No3 batsman in this series doomed to struggle in English conditions.

A sense of lives doomed to struggle and disappointment pervades the writing without dragging it into lugubrious or melodramatic territory.

But until opera stops being associated with escapist nostalgia and fancy dates, it is doomed to struggle for relevance.

A noisy band of dissenters, many -- but not all -- of them economists from outside the Continent, issued an early warning: the euro was doomed to struggle, they proclaimed, maybe not immediately but within a relatively short period of time.

A noisy band of dissenters, many of them economists from outside the Continent, issued a warning: the euro was doomed to struggle, they proclaimed, maybe not immediately but certainly before long.