Sentence examples similar to struggle for developing from inspiring English sources

Women's participation in the struggle for freedom developed their critical consciousness about their role and rights in independent India.

If our Olympic champions are struggling, what are we doing for developing nations?

They also raised the issue of the cost of Internet access for developing countries struggling to close a daunting technology gap with richer countries.

Jerry Hunter, an official at British Columbia's Ministry of Forests, suggests that the technology could be particularly useful for developing countries struggling with illegal timber exports.

But the challenges to building this research capacity are far greater for developing countries, which struggle with low resources, poor infrastructure and diminished capacity.

Isn't that the price point non-profits are trying to hit for developing countries but have struggled to hit?

We conclude that attraction to aggression when being exposed to the victim's struggling can lead to a substantial risk-reduction for developing PTSD.

While creativity is essential for developing students' broad expertise in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) fields, many students struggle with various aspects of being creative.

Adolescents with autism struggle with developing meaningful social relationships.

The book she read on the trip was "The Politics of International Health: the Children's Vaccine Initiative and the Struggle to Develop Vaccines for the Third World," by William A. Muraskin.

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