Sentence examples for inevitable struggle from inspiring English sources

For Libyans, most important is whether this inevitable struggle for power is peaceful or leads to another round of warfare.

Despite an inevitable struggle with what he felt to be English anti-Semitism, he says he liked living in England.

The Soviets, however, refused to make explicit concessions and defined détente as a means of preventing the inevitable struggle between "progressive" and "reactionary" forces from escalating into war.

To deal with the inevitable struggle for the crown, Abdullah in 2006 set up an allegiance committee composed of representatives of each of the sons of the founder.

The painful and inevitable struggle remains to create in a childlike and openhearted manner, but to be un-wistful and cruel when judging one's creation.

Accepting Darwin's Malthusian belief that overpopulation was the rule, Huxley maintained that the inevitable struggle and death undermined any possibility of socialist cooperation, which was back in contention after the socialist revival of 1886.

It involves generating feelings of kindness and care toward ourselves as imperfect human beings, and learning to be present with greater ease during life's inevitable struggles.

Determined Lydia will undoubtedly succeed in school, but will audiences want to watch her inevitable struggles with her family and her ex-fiance, continuing confrontations with the age and class differences between her and her fellow students, fights and flirtations with her professors?

If a player is rushed to the majors … he'll have a much harder time adjusting when the inevitable struggles occur at the major-league level".

These are the inevitable struggles that are part of being human.

It depicts the touching relationship of a father and daughter, along with the inevitable struggles such a relationship implies: adolescent acquiescence, teenage rebellion and independence and, finally, a young woman's resolve to begin her own life.