Sentence examples for prolonged struggle from inspiring English sources

Anything else that can be achieved without jeopardizing basic Palestinian rights should be seen as a building block on the road to advancing Palestinians' prolonged struggle for statehood and international legitimacy.

Although it is a type of revolution, the coup d'etat usually does not involve prolonged struggle or popular participation; after seizing office, the principal aim of the leaders of the coup is usually the restoration of public order.

Their prolonged struggle for justice is finally drawing to a close.

Publishers know that they don't have the money for a prolonged struggle with Amazon.

"It seemed like a prolonged struggle," she recalled saying at the time.

The three secured their ends by violence and corruption after a prolonged struggle.

And, what happened to the "cellphone" Zimmerman said he got out just before a prolonged struggle?

Research by Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago economists last year found that veterans deployed overseas for prolonged periods struggled to find work because of the traumas of war, as well as training that did not readily translate into the civilian world.

This was a speech of contradictions -- an increase of troops in order to facilitate withdrawal, a desire to stabilize, and support an unstable, and corrupt government, and a refrain that has become at once familiar, and tired, one that harps on 9/11 as justification for prolonging a struggle from which even Sisyphus would have been spared.

External actors in some cases play important roles in inflaming conflicts or prolonging violent struggles.

While the vision of thriving Israeli and Palestinian states has slipped from the plausible to the barely possible, one mixed state emerging from prolonged and violent struggles over democratic rights is no longer inconceivable.