Sentence examples for struggle much from inspiring English sources

"It's been a long struggle, much like the 12 labours of Hercules.

Black and minority ethnic (BME) civil servants struggle much more than their white counterparts to reach senior position in Whitehall.

They identify themselves as part of the "pro-marriage movement" and see themselves at the beginning of a long political struggle, much like the battle over abortion.

Anyway, it's instructive to see this as a protest record – one that focused on a struggle much less fashionable than the civil rights movement of the time.

The conflict that ends when she finally agrees to become Lady Byron gives way to another struggle, much darker and more troubling than the first.

Even as the economy continues to struggle, much of Wall Street is minting money — and looking forward again to hefty bonuses.

"Of course, everybody is struggling much more," Ms. Baum said.

As the team struggled, much about Ms. Murphy's death remained unclear.

After struggling much of the second half, Smith made every big play down the stretch.

Kuroda struggled much of the night but did well enough to earn his 15th win.

He struggled much more last season, when elbow trouble bothered him for months.