Sentence examples for massive struggle from inspiring English sources

The last four years have been a massive struggle.

"Ever since the Olympics I have had a massive struggle with that dive," he said.

It's a massive struggle to just get dressed, let alone engage with people in any meaningful way.

It is as if the whole Arab awakening – that massive struggle for dignity and justice – is suddenly sprouting poisonous mushrooms as foul-smelling as a mortuary.

What was then a help is now a hindrance as the Plymouth diver said: "Ever since the Olympics I have had a massive struggle with that dive.

But the people who tend to get most chagrined by iPads for prisoners, or help for the children of terminally feckless parents, are people who stay on the right side of the law and do right by their kids, even though it's a massive struggle to do so, every single day.

A project to build a record-breaking car capable of reaching 1,000mph faces "massive struggles" for money.

He described "massive struggles to meet the huge financial demands" behind the scenes and said the project's banking team had "never seen anything quite like Bloodhound".

Importantly for the arguments I am making here, in Europe and North America not only were enfranchisement and/or redistributive social welfare policies an outcome of massive struggles against ruling elites but they were the outcome of transnational social movements for social justice and not nationally contained or oriented struggles.

When you bring superstars in, it's easy to conjecture that there's going to be some massive power struggle.

Kids' clothing can create a massive storage struggle if you don't stay on top of it, especially in smaller spaces.