Sentence examples for economically embattled from inspiring English sources

Partly because European governments are economically embattled.

He also challenged the idea that the uprisings were driven by a "political Islam", and that they were all the work of an economically embattled urban working class.

Addressing a political dinner in New Hampshire a few days ago, the former Vice-President insisted that Democrats can promote their progressive values and reach out to economically embattled voters, including Trump voters, at the same time.

Zimbabwe sold almost four tons of ivory on Monday, raising $450,000 to help the economically embattled country protect its elephants and better manage its vast national parks, said Morris Mtsambiwa, director general of the Zimbabwe Parks Authority.

Addressing a political dinner in New Hampshire a few days ago, the former Vice-President insisted that Democrats can promote their progressive values and reach out to economically embattled voters, including Trump voters, at the same time.

Last year embattled Apple Computer did it.

Photojournalism is today an embattled profession.

Is the government embattled?

Language teachers an embattled breed rejoiced.

MICHAEL STEELE has entered that company of politicians whose unofficial first names are "embattled"—like "embattled Roland Burris" and "embattled Scooter Libby".

Embattled Shadows: A History of Canadian Cinema, 1895-1939.