Sentence examples for struggle better from inspiring English sources

Nothing conveys that struggle better than Madonna's attire last month at the Costume Institute gala at the Metropolitan Museum.

It is not surprising that other issues like health care, energy policy and climate change are being seen through a prism of "will this make my life, my economic struggle better today?" because so many families have been down so long, and things have gotten an awful lot worse this year.

Braun had an incentive to put the case behind him; he is young, his team was struggling — better serve the suspension and be clear next season.

Gordon Brown is to highlight Scotland's age "timebomb" on Tuesday as he makes his first public foray into the struggling Better Together campaign with a speech designed to persuade the country's pensioners that they will be better off staying part of the UK.

The interview protocol examined ways the prospective teachers helped students who struggled better understand mathematics.

Speaking of fighting, Just Label It and others are involved in the much-needed struggle for better food labeling.

If we, the people, work together, we can win the struggle to better the lives of ordinary working people.

The anarcho-syndicalists argued that the traditional function of trade unions to struggle for better wages and working conditions was not enough.

Even Shakespeare's Richard III, wooing the widow of the man he murdered – by the bier of another of his victims – might struggle to better that.

Cleaners at Soas had recently made important gains, in conjunction with other workers and students, in their struggle for better working conditions and the London living wage.

Gordon Colling was born in Sunderland, the son of a ship's plater whose struggle for better conditions for workers in the Austin & Pickersgill yard led to spasmodic unemployment in the 1930s.