Sentence examples for key struggles from inspiring English sources

Diplomats worked feverishly to ensure that many of the key struggles were resolved before the conference began.

One of the most problematic manifestations of this is through inequitable comparison -- that is, the undermining of key struggles within the Black community via the improper equating of their own experiences as minorities with those of African-Americans.

Viewers can expect more of Key and Peele's incisive humor this season, especially in a sketch that may prove too close to reality, where a trigger-happy white cop played by Key struggles to distinguish between unarmed black citizens and white crime suspects.

In short: the key struggle with Islam is not inter-communal, and certainly not between Americans and Muslims.

We learned that land is the key struggle in the world, that the system is designed for the rich, and that what was happening in Indonesia was part of a global, structural problem".

At a time when Democratic voices have been sidelined — "We're lost in the wilderness," Wu told me — the key struggle is within the increasingly conservative Republican Party, between those who primarily align with business interests and those who are preoccupied with abortion, gay marriage, immigration, religion, and gun rights.

Thus it represents one of the "fronts" in this key struggle".

The second Test saw Key struggling in the corridor of uncertainty, a characteristic highlighted by Collins, who beat the bat on several occasions before finding the edge to dismiss him.

A key struggle throughout US history has been whether or not the society's resources would be mobilized to expand access and opportunities across the population, and who would pay for it.

As an example, he said a police officer might stop a person shuffling through a set of keys, struggling to open a locked door to a home, then let them go because it is not illegal.

It appears now that the results are unlikely to resolve key political struggles that could return the country to sectarianism and violence.