Sentence examples for harsh struggles from inspiring English sources
Winter's first icy blast underscores the harsh struggles of homeless New Yorkers living on the street.
The president, buoyed by the bountiful patronage of the upper classes, seems indifferent to the increasingly harsh struggles of the working classes and the poor.
The bitter meatpackers' strike here, reminiscent of confrontations of the Depression and the years after World War II, is part of a pattern of harsh struggles between American unions and employers in recent years.
Contemporary Marozia, with its harsh struggles for survival, represents capitalism and would therefore be the city of rats; the city of swallows, on the other hand, would be the Marozia of the future, a better society that is already beginning to be outlined and will bring freedom for everyone.
And the main participants in this harsh struggle seem to have little idea, and no joint idea, which way they should be heading.First, there is the immediate problem of reinforcement.
This invasion of the former Portuguese colony effectively engaged the government in an ongoing (and particularly harsh) struggle to quell the resistance of the Fretilin (Frente Revolucionária de Timor-Leste Independente), the movement for an independent East Timor.
With her second feature, "Blackboards," about Kurdish communities' harsh struggle for survival along the Iran-Iraq border, she won the Jury Prize at the 2000 Cannes Film Festival, becoming the youngest award-winning director in the festival's history.
In search of redemption, his story becomes a harsh struggle for survival in the Arctic wasteland.
Yet at the end of a decade of initiatives, the refugees have more children to feed and an ever harsher struggle to survive (birth control has rarely been on any Afghan agenda).
Efforts to tackle it are in a muddle.In this section The battle for a religion's heart From harsh terrain Struggling to hold up a bank Reprints Related items Nuclear safeguards: Every little helpsJan 8th 2009Sheer numbers are one problem.
A harsh, disturbing struggle raised bitterness between Americans and Europeans, and even among Americans.
