Sentence examples for prolonged struggles from inspiring English sources

He chronicles the prolonged struggles over three issues in particular: abortion, the death penalty and racial discrimination.

Asked if he thought valley fever had contributed to Jackson's prolonged struggles, Byrnes said: "I think it would be hard to say there's no correlation".

During the 12th century, Novgorod was engaged in prolonged struggles with the princes of Suzdal and gained victories in 1169 and 1216.

While this robust growth is a hugely welcome development following the economy's prolonged struggles, it is making the markets even more sceptical that the Bank of England will not raise interest rates from 0.50% before mid-2016".

Most death fetishers seem more interested in prolonged struggles than gore, a bit of dominance and submission.

This time period was chosen as prolonged struggles often occur of over mating in this species (personal observation), and it may take several hours for successful insemination to occur once mating has begun.

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

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

"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?