Sentence examples for get into struggles from inspiring English sources

He used to get into struggles with some parents, and then he'd call me up and say, 'O.K., I've got a Munchausen up here.' I'd go and do an evaluation, and what I'd find is a troubled parent who wasn't communicating well and wasn't complying with treatment and maybe wasn't coping — but not somebody who was deliberately harming her child".

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"It was and is Marxist, but did not hew to the party line or get into sectarian struggles".

He is confronted by the angry homeowner, and the burglar and the homeowner get into a struggle in which the homeowner wrestles the burglar to the ground.

In the season four finale, Genevieve confronts Lana, and the two women get into a struggle with Genevieve dying by Lana's hand.

When Cameron tells Barry to leave, they get into a struggle; Cameron gets Mitchell to call the police but not after affirming that he was right in writing Barry off.

If you get into a struggle with someone, your attacker could disarm you more easily when you wear a paddle holster.[7].

He comes from a stable family and doesn't get into trouble, but struggles to identify his strengths and has no idea what he'd like to do in the future.

Which soldiers would drive drunk, get into fights or struggle with emotional demons, he wondered.

"It's important for us not to get into an unnecessary struggle with the Russians," he said.

Updated at 9.02pm BST 8.56pm BST A side note from Kerry: "it's important for us not to get into an unnecessary struggle with the Russians".