Sentence examples for generations of struggling from inspiring English sources

For her flock, relatively new arrivals to lucrative jobs in finance, the economic tremors have threatened to undo generations of struggling progress.

THE last Matters, about the city's new school promotion policy, said today's column would examine whether failing students will get the help that eluded earlier generations of struggling students.

"It is becoming harder for this generation of struggling families to move up.

Since then, escalating rents have gradually forced the next generation of struggling poets, artists and assorted malcontents to settle elsewhere.

And yet today the "creative class" no longer calls to mind a generation of struggling artists, but a group of college graduates with soft skills and Internet-based jobs they have difficulty explaining to their parents.

It's a psychedelic whirlwind of pain, sexual frustration, and pure expression, an anthem for the new generation of struggling creative youth.

There is still much to do, but through generations of struggle, progress has been made.

AIDS is a scourge threatening to undo all the gains we made in our generations of struggle," said Mr. Mandela, who headed the country's first post-apartheid government.

Bloomberg arrived late at the event, as Paterson was citing the Dred Scott case, in the course of a triumphant windup linking the cause of the moment to generations of struggle for civil rights.

The welfare state, the NHS, workers' rights: these were the culmination of generations of struggle, not least by a labour movement that had set up the Labour party – controversially at the time – to give working people a voice.

Women, after generations of struggle, have finally gained enough--just enough--political capital for "fair pay" to gain broad support.