Sentence examples for essentially struggle from inspiring English sources

One social housing provider told the BBC that "approximately two-thirds of all tenants affected by the bedroom tax essentially struggle to pay the rent and associated bills".

Global production has been essentially struggling along a plateau since 2004, as Bob Hirsch, an ex-Exxon advisor to the US Department of Energy describes.

Political campaigns, on this theory, are essentially struggles among the élite, the fraction of a fraction of voters who have the knowledge and the ideological chops to understand the substantive differences between the candidates and to argue their policy implications.

All struggles are essentially power struggles," Butler stated, "and most are no more intellectual than two rams knocking their heads together".

It would be easy for him to retreat and deflect attention from an essentially private struggle.

One was his father, a Victorian moralist who believed the good life was essentially a struggle for the manly soul.

"Active fighting is going on inside the city, there's essentially a struggle for every block and every street," he told television channel 112 Ukraine.

World War I was essentially a struggle for Western Europe, fought primarily by massed infantry formations, in France and northern Italy and at Gallipoli on the Dardanelles.

During the recent upheaval, which is essentially a struggle among Shiites over the dubious re-election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Bahais have again served as scapegoats.

Essentially the struggle that he engaged in nearly 250 years ago is no different to the one that we face now.

Was it fought for freedom at all, or was all that simply a political smokescreen to cover what was essentially a struggle between the great European powers?