Sentence examples for interesting struggle from inspiring English sources

Even the National Education Association (NEA), the country's biggest union, is talking about reform, albeit not very convincingly.The most interesting struggle is playing out in the American Federation of Teachers (AFT).

I began the week examining the increasing and interesting struggle for power between the Tea Party Republicans and the entrenched-establishment Republicans, which is always both fascinating and amusing.

In a floridly worded proclamation, published on 10 November and addressed "To The Men of New York", Smyth wrote that, "in a few days the troops under my command will plant the American standard in Canada" and he urged New Yorkers not to "stand with your arms folded and look on in this interesting struggle" but to "advance…to our aid.

Indeed, the most interesting struggles in urban real estate today have to do with increasingly globalized flows of capital and labor.

It also presages some interesting struggles for the direction of the Republican Party in next year's primaries, which I wrote about yesterday.

This brought up the ever-interesting struggle between Alibaba and Tencent, of course, as Ant is an Alibaba -affiliate that competes with Tencent's WeChat's WePay product.

Success is never so interesting as struggle — not even to the successful".

There is an increasingly interesting power struggle between the national press – wrongly labelled in past times as "the mass media" – and its democratic digital replacement, "the media of the masses".

It was not part of the repertoire that I got to know and, for the most part, found interesting: her struggle to get to high school; the school where she taught, in Alberta, and where the children arrived on horseback; the friends she had at Normal School; the innocent tricks that were played.

Struggling with fame, it turned out, wasn't nearly as interesting as struggling to be famous.

"I find the struggle interesting.