Sentence examples for long struggles from inspiring English sources

The rules of the game have, after long struggles, shifted.

By that tie to Burgundy, the Habsburgs became involved in long struggles with France.

In moving forward, Johnson said, the Nets do not have to look back on their long struggles for legitimacy, although being in Brooklyn did make him nostalgic.

In 1526, after long struggles, one member of the Timurid house, Bābur, laid the foundation of the Mughal Empire in India.

WOJNILOWER--Sue, beloved wife of Al; loving mother of Daniel, Michael, Joel, and Samuel; adoring grandmother of Josh, Marissa, Karli, Rena and Levi; died at age 79 on December 31 after long struggles with cancer and Parkinson's Disease.

Weariness with the long struggles in Afghanistan and Iraq has produced a grand opposition alliance of isolationists, realists, populists and left-liberal anti-interventionists, who all agree it is past time to give up the hopeless dream.

Humanitarians have long struggled with this paradox.

Mr. Romney has long struggled with women.

This is a generation long struggle.

It's a long struggle".

Trump has long struggled with such challenges.