Sentence examples for into struggle from inspiring English sources

As I made my way through my first workout, Tonal could automatically tell that I was on the struggle bus headed further into struggle town.

Two days later, sitting in the internet café that serves as an unofficial YDG-H base, he sounded fatalistic and defiant, describing himself as being born into struggle and knowing nothing but. .

Sovereign wealth funds from Abu Dhabi, Kuwait and Qatar were injecting billions of dollars into struggling Western institutions.

An army of outstanding teachers is to be parachuted into struggling schools in England's coastal towns and rural areas to eradicate poor performance.

By the beginning of the 14th century the republic was swept into struggles on the mainland of Italy and in the Adriatic and Mediterranean seas.

The original vision was that the teams would be dropped into struggling schools where it's not unusual to have 25 percent turnover in a normal year.

He was later drawn into struggles between the pacifist and the revolutionary Anabaptists, a sect that stressed the necessity of adult baptism.

The purchasers of the Helmsley interests in Parkchester included the Community Preservation Corporation, a not-for-profit group founded to channel financing from banks into struggling neighborhoods.

Financial regulators also wanted to prevent a repeat of what happened during the crisis, when taxpayers pumped billions into struggling banks while bondholders mostly saw their investments repaid.

The government, which this week indicated it would inject trillions of yen into struggling banks, is expected to unveil an emergency economic stimulus package on Thursday.

"Our Talented Leaders initiative is placing outstanding headteachers into struggling schools, and the National Teaching Service will place 1,500 teachers and middle leaders in underperforming schools by 2020".