Sentence examples for fighting to make ends from inspiring English sources
In the midst of Fashion Week, it's easy to forget about all the people who were fighting to make ends meet long before college grads started working at fast food restaurants and protesting for Occupy Wall Street.
While it may seem tempting to cut customer support teams when fighting to make plan at the end of the fiscal year, those teams can be trained to not only keep hard-won customers, but they may eventually be responsible for renewals, add-ons and upsells.
Then they kept fighting to make that dream a reality -- to keep believing there was a light at the end of the tunnel.
Meanwhile, at the other end of the spectrum, fast-food, retail and even child care workers are fighting to make $15 an hour -- never mind paid maternity leave.
Two years ago the Leeds-based boxer was on the verge of giving up fighting as she struggled to make ends meet.
It was just fighting-to-make-it-down skiing.
Edgerton plays Brendan, a former ultimate fighter-turned-high school physics teacher behind on his mortgage and secretly fighting at a local bar to make ends meet.
"The President and senior members of his team have been pushing, and will continue to push to get unemployment insurance extended so families are able to make ends meet while fighting to find a job," said White House spokeswoman Amy Brundage.
While it has been hard for him to make ends meet he says he prefers the financial uncertainty to fighting a war he doesn't believe in.
Instead, the agency is fighting to promote business interests that will make it more difficult for millions of hard-working Americans and their families to make ends meet.
