Sentence examples similar to less of a struggle to terminate from inspiring English sources

But today, there is less of a struggle to survive in the South than in New York.

It's less of a struggle with the meat, and in the end it's safer.

"The relationship to grandchildren is lighter, less of a struggle, less responsible, I suppose".

Simplification will make these procedures more patient-friendly and less of a struggle.

As a result, thousands of women seeking to terminate their pregnancies travel to nearby England and Wales, which have less stringent abortion laws.

Adopting a policy to terminate a law is always a struggle presenting a number of obstacles, especially.

Those in anything less than desperate straits who nonetheless seek to terminate a pregnancy are generally not deemed worthy of empathetic concern.

As she said, "it is hard to fathom a more brutal way of treating a scared young woman who has been raped and is struggling with the decision to terminate the pregnancy".

That Boniface refused to look on inactively while the struggle between France and England, which he was trying to terminate, was being financed at the cost and to the prejudice of the church and the papacy is not surprising.

"Without this legislation, struggling airlines could be forced by investors to terminate employee pension plans to escape or avoid bankruptcy," said Tom Buffenbarger, international president of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers.

Amiens are refusing to terminate the agreement for the moment, despite Ganso having struggled to adapt to the physicality of Ligue 1 in his opening months in French football.