Sentence examples for permanent struggle from inspiring English sources

The statement added that Iran considered "the permanent struggle against this international pariah its divine duty".

At worst, Israel would have the moral high ground in a permanent struggle.

"Living in Tunisia was a permanent struggle for your basic human rights.

"The idea was always to put the old and the new into a permanent struggle, which is positive," he said.

He attributes the antagonism to Ida mainly to "a right wing in Poland that's off its head and generates this feeling that we're being besieged, under some permanent struggle – completely ignoring the reality of Poland".

Its history has been marked by a permanent struggle against the sea, indicated by its name, meaning "sea land," and by its heraldic device, Luctor et emergo ("I struggle and emerge").

However, the control of the water is the subject of permanent struggles through archaic practices which can't adapt to the requirements of modern life.

Government is engaged in a permanent power struggle shot through with corruption.

The Spaniard was in the midst of a self-imposed break from competitive golf, which could genuinely have become permanent amid struggles with emotion and form.

Among the poorest of the poor, the need to finance expenditures of such magnitude may result in permanent financial struggles and submersion in a cycle of debt and impoverishment from which they cannot escape [ 140].

Watching a permanent state of struggle and flux turns out to be exhausting.