Sentence examples for struggle for less from inspiring English sources

It is a huge struggle for less privileged countries whose bureaucracies are barely up to running their existing system.Still, the experience of the past ten years suggests a common pattern of which all countries, rich and poor alike, should take note.

I'm in the big struggle for less -- less strokes, fewer colors, more gesture, more impact -- brevity.

It has been a struggle for these less dogmatic economists who for almost three decades have incurred ridicule and condescension by the mathematical economists of the Chicago School of Economics, before people started questioning theories of consumer behavior that are absurd on their face.

You'll struggle to find accommodation for less than $150 a night, unless you use airbnb, where most listings are upwards of $100.

Strauss has struggled this series, falling for less than 10 runs in three of the first four fixtures, but looked back to his best during an assured 74 - enough to win him the man-of-the-match motorbike - before he retired due to dehydration.

Meanwhile, the masses expect to struggle and tend to settle for less than what they're worth because of it.

Population densities of everything are much lower down there, suggesting the struggle for survival might be less intense.

That was an era of military dictatorship in Brazil, but even when democracy was ushered in, the struggle for land was no less intense.

In this situation Jayavarman organized a struggle for independence and in less than five years' time succeeded in driving out the invaders and establishing his hegemony over all his Cambodian rivals.

It's a real shame that genuine young Mexican pop talents -- performers like Ely Guerra and Natalia Lafourcade -- struggle for name recognition, much less an audience, north of the border.

After three weeks of hurried deal making, Mr. Torricelli was forced to quit the governor's race on Monday because he had lost a struggle for endorsements that looked less like backroom horse-trading than an all-out street brawl.