Sentence examples for struggle neither from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the film-makers face an uphill struggle; neither version is really persuasive.

In this struggle, neither party can afford to be seen as neglecting the interests of the Polish people.

Even after so many years of struggle, neither can be sure that the other is prepared to grant it.

In examining the legal struggle neither book rivals the cogent and thoughtful account "The Votes That Counted: How the Court Decided the 2000 Presidential Election" (University of Chicago, $27.50), by Howard Gillman, an associate professor of political science at the University of Southern California.

And in the ultimate struggle, neither the power of the people, nor the power of money has ever been able to fully eliminate the other in our capitalist democracy.

And with just one win apiece from a combined total of 16 league games, and both sides struggling, neither team could afford to be distracted.

The difference is that My Struggle is neither a racy thriller nor a story imbued with political intrigue.

With the cabinet divided evenly between General Rios Montt's men and the president's, there has been a predictable power struggle, which neither man is winning.

After quite a promising start the game had slowed down by the half-hour mark, becoming a tame midfield struggle with neither side showing much attacking adventure.

Naturally, this has left broadcast channels scrambling to keep pace, and though sex and language guidelines from the FCC do apply, there aren't any specific regulations for depictions of violence, so they're free to ramp it up as they struggle to neither alienate more traditional viewers nor to seem like the stodgy uncle of cable TV. .

But Grundy had the resilience to fight his way past in an attritional struggle, after which neither horse won again.