Sentence examples for double struggle from inspiring English sources

The families of adopted children with special needs face a double struggle to obtain the support that they need from social services, a leading charity warns.

The organisation was based on the idea of a "double struggle" for women's liberation and social revolution and argued that the two objectives were equally important and should be pursued in parallel.

The lesbian community here knows that being a gay woman is double the struggle in Syria, where women's rights and gay rights are almost a myth.

When The Times of London wrote an obituary for the vituperative journalist William Cobbett in 1835, it said, "Nitor in adversum was a motto to which none could lay equal claim". Readers then did not have to break their heads to figure out the double meaning: "struggle in adversity" and "shine in opposition," both of which applied to the born-aginner.

Bent double, she struggles to roll a cigarette, starting again several times because her hands shake so much.

Byrd allowed three hits in seven innings and Bobby Abreu hit a two-run double as struggling Philadelphia snapped a four-game losing streak with a victory over visiting Cincinnati.

Robbie Keane's superb double punished struggling Wolves in a gripping match.

Darren Ambrose's double helped struggling Colchester United come from behind to win 2-1 at Bradford City and end a 19-game League One winless run.

Today, he's a double amputee struggling to make ends meet.

Not so now, with many resorts in France and Switzerland running as super-rich enclaves that even couples on double London-weighted struggle stouggle to afford – let alone those with families.

Double periods for struggling math and English students — credited for the district's better test scores — would no longer be possible.