Sentence examples for left struggles from inspiring English sources

Or maybe they will simply turn away from a top brass that still carries the baggage of ancient left struggles, like those over Mao or Irish republicanism.

The left struggles to find a way to both critique the inequality of neoliberalism and to appeal to the public for an alternative future.

AS Hugo Chávez, the icon of Latin America's left, struggles to hang on to his job, it's tempting to read tomorrow's closely contested election in Venezuela as a possible signal of the region's return to the right.

The left struggles to mobilise code-red emotions.

9 P.M. (Fox) HOUSE An injured House (Hugh Laurie, left) struggles to remember what symptoms he noticed in a fellow passenger immediately before the bus crashed.

At Dartmouth, students and faculty were left struggling to understand.

While this battle raged between Palin and Letterman, it was a joy to watch women pundits from the left struggle to not go too far into Palin's court.

Poor and isolated communities were left struggling to survive.

So a splinter movement of conservatives could, if it works, hit pause on the rolling right-left struggles within the government.

This obnoxious and dishonest rigidity, often enforced by a cult-like following, is, I believe, one of the reasons why the left often struggles to build support.

But unlike Daft Punk, the political left is struggling to find the populist votes enjoyed by their opponents; likewise UK clubs struggle to survive amongst the slanderous populist narratives deployed by property developers, local authorities and the police.