Sentence examples for labour struggles from inspiring English sources

Labour struggles to convey this.

It's a policy, too, that Labour struggles to argue against.

We have a number of demands – firstly it's about labour struggles on campus.

Revolutionaries from the intelligentsia established relationships with workingmen to promote labour struggles against management.

Labour struggles to make an impact even after all this time.

These men have the wisdom of ages of Labour struggles against low pay, workplace intimidation and the evils of Thatcherism.

Federal troops were stationed in the town during a bitter labour struggle (1907 08) between the miners and the operators.

The Mail's mistake was a godsend to Labour, struggling in the throes of an economic crisis.

During the election, Labour struggled to cope with the accusation that it had spent and borrowed too much in the years leading up to the financial crisis.

The stakes With Labour struggling, some MPs now believe David Cameron's party could be the largest (in share of the vote, or number of MPs, or both).

At the moment neither Labour, struggling under Ed Miliband, nor the Conservatives, presiding over a miserable economy, looks likely to win an overall majority at the next election, much less a comfortable one.