Sentence examples for mere struggle from inspiring English sources

Science and technology have made life better than a mere struggle for existence for a large number of people.

All this while she felt herself fading, while the mere struggle for survival required the exercise of almost the full force of her will.

The race to store your files online is not a mere struggle for dominance of low-margin cloud document management.

But unlike the venerable lord of La Mancha, I don't glean any satisfaction from the mere struggle.

He asked the witness if the mere struggling of a bound asthma sufferer as he lay on his stomach was not enough all by itself to cause death from "positional asphyxia".

In treating the war on terrorism as a mere military struggle, the Administration's mistake begins with the name itself.

PICTURES, as has been known for thousands of years, can possess a power that mere words struggle to match.

They will be taking home the bonus millions while we mere mortals struggle to pay for it all once again, come the inevitable Tory double-dip recession - never mind the 1930s, just look at the early 1980s and 1990s.

The popular Ostmarkenromane(Ostmark novels) depicted Poles as non-white and struggled to portray a two race dichotomy between "black" Poles and "white" Germans However, it did not limit itself to mere cultural struggle for domination but also promoted a physical removal of the Poles from their lands in order to make space for the German colonization.

But where Wright, during his four years at Highbury - his first managerial position - had seemed a mere tyro struggling to assert himself, Mee proved a formidable organiser from the start, even if he would never make the public impact of such formidable predecessors as Herbert Chapman, or win the affection of such as Tom Whittaker, in charge of the team in the late 1940s.

While mere mortals are struggling through the recession, business is booming for our cathode-rayed counterparts.