Sentence examples similar to issue struggle from inspiring English sources

"I started with my own issue, struggling to find a bra without underwire.

But there's one issue struggling to get onto the table: fixing a broken social care system for an ageing population.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn, who has been urged by American officials to play a greater role in speaking out on the exchange-rate issue, struggled to toe a diplomatic line, encouraging China without appearing to criticize it.

LA, though tough opponents for any side in MLS, are clearly having a morale issue, struggling on the road and perhaps stunned by DC United's late winner last weekend.

The suffragettes who understood theirs as part of the broader fight for equality, democracy and social justice – not a single-issue struggle – are far more relevant today than their sepia-tinted gradualist sisters.

Carey says, "There's an Audre Lorde quote, 'There is no such thing as a single-issue struggle because we do not live single-issue lives.' " It is the point she has most embraced.

At the march on Saturday, many signs bore a quote by the writer Audre Lorde: "There is no such thing as a single-issue struggle because we do not live single-issue lives".

I have watched colleagues researching public health issues struggle to obtain articles on the most recent developments in their field.

Gender dysphoria is a recognised medical condition, but prisoners with gender issues struggle to access appropriate support.

In the words of poet Audre Lord, "There is no such thing as a single-issue struggle because we don't live single-issue lives".

The website of the Occupy Democracy campaign states its goal is to "direct the energy from current single-issue struggles into a critical mass that can radically challenge the corrupt and unrepresentative system".