Sentence examples for in continual struggle from inspiring English sources

In the early 16th century the territory that now makes up Guatemala was divided into various competing polities, each locked in continual struggle with its neighbours.

Ever since UKIP first emerged, even as its stature grew in England, the party's Scottish wing has been locked in a continual struggle for relevance, and sometimes just survival.

The flood of arraignments, in which defendants are formally charged before a judge, leaves the courts in a continual struggle to keep from being overwhelmed.

Soccer is locked in a continual struggle between club and country.

One of the most compelling, real-life event dramas on television, the second season finds Masters and Johnson in a continual struggle to get their work back on track, while their personal relationship becomes much more intimate and complex.

Trusts achieved that goal and the concept has remained in existence ever since, representing the continual struggle of those with wealth to subvert the rule of law that may apply to others but that they believe should not apply to them.

But like a microcosm of the Palestinian state in the making, the building of Rawabi is a continual struggle.

However, complete perfection is unattainable in this life, and the believer should expect a continual struggle against sin.

In so doing it gives a clearer picture of the continual struggle with abstraction and representation that defined his mature art.

In pursuing the path of duty, Nicholas had to wage a continual struggle against himself, suppressing his natural indecisiveness and assuming a mask of self-confident resolution.

This meant, in the context of the military crisis of the period, a continual struggle between civil and military leaders, with the emperors themselves more or less pawns in the middle.