Sentence examples for only a struggle from inspiring English sources

But learning about Tibetan culture is not only a struggle for the young.

Simon Rattle, one of many forward-thinking conductors who received Boulez's encouragement, described the status quo: "What one heard was only a struggle".

The Germany-Ghana match set for Soccer City stadium in Johannesburg on Wednesday is not only a struggle for survival for both teams, it is also a clash of half-brothers, with a hint of revenge in the air.

The contradictory nature of FEMEN's feminist activism proves that only a struggle based, global feminism, led by women with intersectional values, can do the job of effecting real change.

For those who stayed in Syria, life is not only a struggle for basic needs - it is dark.

Events and actors from the early 1800s particularly Maclean are used to support the argument that the contagion debates were not only a struggle between scientific or medical theories but were caused by, or were representative of, social, economic, and political movements and conflicts.

The UK is attractive because Mothercare is not only a struggling business and therefore cheap to buy, but also because Britain has worked hard to become one of the lowest tax jurisdictions in the G20.

First set: Federer 1-3 Nadal* Nadal consolidates his advantage, but only after a struggle.

The church they chose, St . PaulLutheran, had declared itself "open and affirming" to gays five years ago, but only after a struggle.

Only after a struggle did he reassemble his life.

"Sari's future can only be a struggle," his father says.