Sentence examples for identifiable struggles from inspiring English sources

It is precisely those who have no other choice who are the subject of the film -- their faces and identifiable struggles as well as their future and the future of the country as a result.

The stereotype debate speaks to the way any identifiable group struggles with the issue of identity politics.

He gradually emerged as an identifiable rightwinger in the struggle for the soul of the Labour party.

The First Circuit's struggles to define "personally identifiable information" and "consumer" demonstrate the difficulty of applying the VPPA to the digital age.

In contrast to last month's mass protests, which began spontaneously, relied on social media to spread a broad-ranging message and had few identifiable leaders, the "National Day of Struggle" on Thursday was called by Brazil's eight main labor union federations and was heavily scripted.

But unlike DoubleClick, which is struggling to build its identifiable database, 24/7 Media has been remarkably successful in collecting information, largely because of its vast database of people who have signed up to receive various e-mails.

Families left with no identifiable causal gene, despite a suggestive family history, may struggle with persistent uncertainty.

They don't establish headquarters that are visible or identifiable". Pentagon spokesman Rear Adm John Kirby said the battle against IS was "going to be a long, difficult struggle not solved by military power alone" and that it was a reality that "other towns and villages - and perhaps Kobane - will be taken by IS".

This type of enhanced tension, from an unexpected but very identifiable source, pops up a few times in Desierto as Bernal struggles to stay alive.

This balance of forces provided a context in which 'liberty' had an identifiable meaning, namely the specific civil liberties secured through political struggle and written into Magna Carta.

The shots were identifiable.