Sentence examples for long-term struggles from inspiring English sources

Frank Rich's reconstruction of events in 2002 ("Karl and Scooter's Excellent Adventure," column, Oct. 23) illustrates how the president and his men are tacticians suited to the quick action of domestic political knife fighting, rather than patient strategists with the vision to conduct long-term struggles with needs and consequences that can unfold globally over years or even decades.

Step eight (Adapt, market and survive!) is, I think, where the real long-term struggles will be seen.

The changes in the law for military families will take into better account the strain of repeat deployments and the long-term struggles of veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The war against terrorism is a long-term struggle and has no borders.

"We'll support freedom fighters who are prepared to engage in a long-term struggle".

"I think what they have got so far is because of their long-term struggle, mass graves and chemical bombs.

He has taken direct control of the school system as part of a long-term struggle to raise standards.

"Right now I'm really excited about laying the groundwork for a long-term struggle," Holmes explained.

Creating a more equitable society, he said, is a long-term struggle that inevitably makes many uncomfortable.

The dissidents of the 1970s knew they were engaged in a long-term struggle with no guarantee of success.

The themes -- equality, empowerment, citizenship -- ripple through like ribbons, tying the two experiences in the same long-term struggle.