Sentence examples for struggle firmly from inspiring English sources

The essence of that formulation had been to locate labour's struggle firmly in the industrial arena.

The biggest surprise was Leeds United's failure to put struggling Wycombe firmly in their place.

For Mr. Romney, who has long struggled to firmly establish his conservative credentials, the campaign swing will provide a final chance to appeal to a segment of the electorate that may be instinctively drawn to Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Paul.

Historical morphological classifications have also struggled to firmly place these two groups.

But the struggle is also firmly anchored to the earth by the story of Jakub's family.

If Sudan's president, Omar al-Bashir, eventually graces the dock of the International Criminal Court (ICC) at The Hague to answer charges that he has been responsible for much of the appalling violence in his country's western region of Darfur, it will not be without a struggle.Mr Bashir firmly denies all the accusations.

Ricardo B. Salinas is one of Latin America's leading businessmen and a man convinced of the potential of 21st century Mexico as a country capable of determining its own destiny and that firmly struggles to decide what it best needs, openly and democratically, spurred by the strength of its most value capital resource, the talent of its people.

Teresita's endurance -- and survival -- are literally and spiritually linked to the struggles of Mexico itself, a struggle that Urrea sees firmly from the bottom up.

She acknowledges having had financial struggles, but those seem firmly in the past.

The name viperfish comes from the long fangs that protrude from the upper and lower jaws, used to firmly grip struggling prey.

Last week, as more protests erupted in Yemen, Jordan and Egypt and as the United States remained largely on the sidelines, the struggle in the Middle East became firmly about "us".