Sentence examples for of many struggles from inspiring English sources

The right to report parliament was the subject of many struggles in the 18th century, with the MP and journalist John Wilkes fighting every authority – up to the king – over the right to keep the public informed.

The land battle is one of many struggles playing out across Harlem, an area changing fast as new businesses move in and prices rise, threatening to push out some of the longtime residents.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is only one of many struggles between the Islamic and non-Islamic worlds — on a list that includes Nigeria, Sudan, Bosnia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Chechnya, Sinkiang, Kashmir, and Mindanao — but it has attracted far more attention than any of the others.

Maintaining the ability to cull semi-rural and suburban deer herds is just one of many struggles facing hunters today, along with battling land development on wintering grounds, limiting oil exploration in our last wilderness strongholds of Alaska and combating the introduction of livestock diseases into wild animal herds in the Midwest.

The DPP threatened the press might be prosecuted for contempt, but most published". The right to report parliament was the subject of many struggles in the 18th century, with the MP and journalist John Wilkes fighting every authority – up to the king – over the right to keep the public informed.

My breastfeeding journey has been one of many struggles.

The company is just one of many struggling telecommunications concerns that have laid off employees.

The John Radcliffe hospital in Oxford is just one of many struggling with the nursing crisis.

The rise in the market is not felt in the family budgets of many struggling voters.

Chicken Street, Kabul's must-visit market, is one of many struggling.

The industry is one of many struggling with significant overcapacity and it now faces a possible trade war with Europe.