Sentence examples for earlier struggle from inspiring English sources

The earlier struggle is largely a question of aristocratic politics and intrigue at court.

He puts his earlier struggle down to two words: "excessive choice".

"It sounds a bit Pollyanna-ish, but I think the earlier struggle was good for me," she says.

The imposition of more taxes and trade restrictions prodded the economically distressed Cubans in 1895 to launch the Cuban War of Independence, a resumption of the earlier struggle.

He gives much of the credit for this ineffable confidence to Roosevelt's earlier struggle with a disability that relatively few Americans were aware he had.

An earlier struggle with celebratory balloons (above) should have put Mr Brown's handlers on their guard.They are not too worried about such mishaps, however, because this contest is not actually about who wins and who loses.

But his earlier struggles were all too clear.

Blackness has always been a political idea that has its roots in much earlier struggles against enslavement, colonialism and racism.

That is not the case in Israel and Syria, where Kerry had earlier struggled with herculean diplomacy, and it is probably not the case in Iraq today, either.

England had earlier struggled to contain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Suresh Raina's late onslaught and appeared to be up against it to better 177 for eight at the Wankhede Stadium.

Tells of his early struggle, his vaudeville days, and his success after using heckler in act.