Sentence examples for large struggles from inspiring English sources

Even as Portugal at large struggles under austerity measures and the looming debt crisis, this "cradle city" is being reborn as a locus of youth and contemporary culture.

What place can there be for a book about the large struggles and little glories of a teacher, at a time when teacher bashing has become a major strain, even the dominant strain, of what passes for "education reform"?

But in 2010, as the party writ large struggles to coalesce around a singular leader and message, the spectacle of two well-known Republicans savaging each other is a midterm gift to the Democratic National Committee.

"This is about a very large struggle in our country.

With that charter in hand, Mr. Flowers plans to take over a handful of large struggling banks, casualties of the economic crisis.

The greater ability of accipitrids to subdue large struggling prey likely accounts for their generally higher rate of predation on large prey than falconids.

The hypertrophied talons on digits (D) I and II in Accipitridae have evolved primarily to restrain large struggling prey while they are immobilised by dismemberment.

Given the relative weakness of the skull mediolaterally, it seems unlikely that Andalgalornis engaged in potentially risky behaviors that involved subduing large, struggling prey with its beak.

For the most part, the largely Pashtun Taliban isn't interested much in larger struggles.

His lack of production has reflected the team's larger struggles.

For Thomas, though, the confirmation hearings served as a metaphor for his larger struggles.