Sentence examples for struggle conducted from inspiring English sources

"Their lives are a futile uphill struggle conducted as a downhill, out-of-control tearaway," Richard Eder wrote here last year.

The Cold War, which was its central product, is now defined in the former Soviet Union as a struggle conducted against not only the West and the peoples of eastern Europe but simultaneously against the Russian people and the rest of the U.S.S.R., thus linking the various aspects of Stalinism and its heritage.

Galula the father of counterinsurgency theory defined an insurgency as "a protracted struggle conducted methodically, step by step, in order to attain specific intermediate objectives leading finally to the overthrow of the existing order" (Galula 1964).

This is an internecine struggle conducted in public view among members of the same political and military clan.

Frightened, Eichmann attempted to leave, but two more Mossad men came to Malkin's aid; the three wrestled Eichmann to the ground and, after a struggle, conducted him to a car where they hid him on the floor under a blanket.

As the American critic Brian O'Doherty once put it, it is "the locus of power struggles conducted through farce, comedy, irony, transcendence, and of course, commerce".

It is in that margin that political struggle is conducted.

Machiavelli was an experienced diplomat and administrator, and, since he stated flatly how the power struggle was conducted in Renaissance Italy, he won a shocking reputation.

Struggling Italy conducted its last practice session behind closed doors Wednesday before facing Slovakia in the Group F finale Thursday at Ellis Park in Johannesburg.

Some changes are painfully obvious: the soaring number of admissions and deaths, the shortages of staff and beds, the general erosion of care as nurses and doctors struggle to conduct routine checks and tests.

While the legislative toll has been high, the struggle has been conducted in a genteel, decorous manner.