Sentence examples for on struggle from inspiring English sources

The "bad guys," in his view, are fundamentalist Muslims who want to establish an Islamic state, or, as it is expressed on "Struggle for the Soul of Islam" by Abu Bakar Bashir, one of the movement's leaders, "an Allah-ocracy, not a democracy".

Some local actors are on "struggle street", just getting the basic resources to survive.

We need to focus on struggle and not entertainment right now".

The key public services that families rely on struggle to recruit men in significant numbers.

A sign of adulthood for us as a country will be when we are no longer dependent on struggle heroes to define who we are.

For Western governments, countering the party is difficult because its seeming insistence on struggle without arms places it in a gray area, where freedom of speech, worship and assembly can be hard to disentangle from public threat.

At the weekend Boca took on struggling Independiente.

The team travel to Southampton on Saturday before the international break and take on struggling Aston Villa on 31 March.

There was little they could do but to keep on, struggling.

"It was crazy," he said, settling into a chair and commencing an off-and-on struggle to stay awake.

Wales, comfortable with confronting ball-carriers head-on, struggled to get moving targets in their sights.