Sentence examples for enduring battle from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Marr's decision to abandon secrecy's veil offered a reminder that, visibly or less so, Britain's enduring battle between an intrusive, sharp-elbowed, scandal-hunting press and the private proclivities of its best-known citizens endures, raising worrisome questions about privacy and public interest, the right to know and the right to conceal.

KRYGER--Lawrence, born March 12 , 1924 died on October 28, 2007 after an enduring battle with many ailments.

The most enduring battle is between head and heart; what would be efficient and logical is nearly always trumped by what is messy and illogical.

For more than 30 years the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo have been a symbol of courage against adversity and the enduring battle against injustice.

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In 2006, a Danish newspaper set off an enduring battle over freedom of expression versus religious respect — and spawned another wave of violent protests around the world — when it published satirical cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.

It has become one of the great enduring battles of Long Island: finding an acceptable balance between the scientific institutions and a highly divergent population that mixes commuters and celebrities, baymen with moguls, pensioners and new homeowners.

At the Department of Correction, Mr. Kerik brought about substantial declines in violence in the jails 1 Science on Long Island It has become one of the great enduring battles of Long Island: finding an acceptable balance between the scientific institutions and a highly divergent population that mixes commuters and celebrities, baymen and moguls, pensioners and new homeowners.

The 22-year-old returned to the field on crutches to celebrate with his team-mates before undergoing surgery, enduring a battle with depression and a 12-month lay-off from the sport.

The loose coalition of ex-revolutionaries, political exiles and religious nationalists who ran for the Parliament under the Khatami banner this month appealed to a public that has no memory of the revolution but has tired of enduring ideological battles.

The stories in "Fun With Problems" enact again and again our enduring central struggle: the battle between head and heart.