Sentence examples for has to be struggled for from inspiring English sources

It has to be struggled for, and then defended anew, every day of our lives".

All these, however, have had to be struggled for, usually by the 'common people' against a political class that has not always shared the same values; and they can never be said to be absolutely secure.

The warrant is one of the highlights of the library's much-praised exhibition, Taking Liberties, which offers a reminder of how the rights and freedoms enjoyed in this country have had to be struggled for, sometimes violently.

Mr. Balamuth, whose father survived the Holocaust and moved to Israel, has been struggling for years to regain his family's title to the house, now a papal museum.

The excuse – that he'd been drinking – was all the more miserable because Rodman is well known to have been struggling for years with alcoholism.

The department appears to have been struggling for a while now — in late 2016, the group was hit with layoffs, and ultimately some key projects in its hardware pipeline, including the latest Basis fitness tracker.

The Wales skipper has even gone as far to admit he has been struggling for form during the early parts of the new season.

The department has also been struggling for years to carry out court-ordered reforms as part of the settlement of a decade-old civil rights lawsuit.

The report appeared to increase pressure on policy makers trying to lift an economy that has been struggling for almost three years to emerge from the hangover after the 1990's boom.

Eastman Kodak, the 131-year-old film pioneer that has been struggling for years to adapt to an increasingly digital world, filed for bankruptcy protection early on Thursday.

But Gap has been struggling for years to figure out how to attract younger consumers as well as win back those who have stopped shopping there.