Sentence examples for struggle groups from inspiring English sources

The authors of the article noted that Dalio's "emphasis on tearing down an individual's ego hints at the so-called struggle groups of Maoism," while his search for "human perfection devoid of emotion resembles the fantasy world in Ayn Rand's 'The Fountainhead.'" Dalio doesn't pretend that Bridgewater is a typical workplace, but he is sensitive to criticism.

Many pemuda joined pro-Republic struggle groups (badan perjuangan).

As with exam performance, the perceptions of both struggling groups were compared with non-struggling students to provide context.

The struggling groups are mostly ultra-Orthodox Jews and Arabs, both with large families and poor employment.

Brad Lander, director of the Pratt Center for Community Development, a nonprofit group, said young professionals get less attention than other financially struggling groups because they are more mobile and have options.

Sue Moss Girl guider After decades as a much-loved Girl Guiding leader in Kidlington, Oxfordshire, Sue now mentors younger leaders and helps struggling groups.

But they tailor it to the times: stressing their experience in creating jobs and skill at revitalizing struggling groups (read: Hartford).

As the convoy was about to leave the pickets threw rocks and bottles at the police lines and the convoy left past struggling groups of pickets and police.

To that end, the Theater Alliance has offered Crossroads assistance through its Partnership in Philanthropy program, which helps struggling groups with fund-raising.

Usually arts executives vent about perceived injustices in one-on-one conversations: rural groups complain about the favored status of urban ones, while small or struggling groups bemoan operating in the shadows of large, established ones.

He said: "It would cause a mass extinction of almost all life and probably reduce humanity to a few struggling groups of embattled survivors clinging to life near the poles".