Sentence examples for struggle increasingly from inspiring English sources

In Israel, parliamentary politics have lurched further to the right, with the peace camp becoming a bystander to a policy struggle increasingly waged between advocates of continued management and entrenchment of the occupation and supporters of a decisive vanquishing of the Palestinians and annexation of "Greater Israel".

The Mexican government struggled increasingly to pay even the interest on its huge foreign debt.

Epidemiology is struggling increasingly with problems with correlated exposures and small relative risks.

But it is in the spaces of consumption that conflict and struggle will increasingly ensue.

As their struggle becomes increasingly violent, Maggie begins to wonder if she's made the right decision.

As the three companions move around the country, the traces of civil conflict — the human and physical wrecks left in the wake of the struggle — become increasingly nightmarish.

In this case, the membership was unable to offer any concrete plan for easing the deepening humanitarian crisis in Syria, a struggle whose increasingly sectarian dimensions were on display at the gathering.

Rather than bringing in a relief pitcher only when the starting pitcher had begun to struggle, teams increasingly called upon their relief pitchers toward the end of any close game.

3 33 These findings suggest that Portuguese GPs are likely to struggle with increasingly daily practice concerns, since they will face many challenges regarding the multimorbidity impact on disease management, as is the case in other countries.

Struggles between increasingly wealthy and powerful middle classes and snobbish and insular aristocrats helped trigger the Revolution of 1789.

As discontent with the government grows and financially struggling channels increasingly broadcast reruns rather than original programming, alternative sites may gain even greater popularity.