Sentence examples for struggle raged from inspiring English sources

Following Mr Beltrán Leyva's death, a vicious succession struggle raged for months until two of the warring gangsters were arrested.

In the meantime Johnson, who is criticised by her own staff in private for being too close to the president, trumpeted the need for "service delivery", even as a vicious power struggle raged in the ruling party.

Protesters remained in the square for weeks while a power struggle raged within the ruling Communist Party.

The U.S. was forced to halt drone strikes in November as a three-way power struggle raged between Hadi's security forces, the Houthis and AQAP.

Reporters slouched in a corridor clot of wintry mufti, awaiting the visiting Cuban grandmothers of Elian Gonzalez, the schoolboy refugee at the heart of the custody struggle raging between Havana and Miami's Little Havana.

They believe the bomb attacks are somehow related to the power struggle raging in Moscow as the "courtiers" of President Yeltsin try to cling to their power and privilege in the face of looming electoral defeat.Even those who believe that Chechens, and only Chechens, are responsible for the bombs have had their faith tested at times.

At the very heart of the fierce struggle raging in Iraq is a broken political system, one based on "muhasasa", or distribution of the spoils of power along communal, ethnic and tribal lines, and put in place after the US invaded and occupied the country in 2003.

While the secular, military menace remained in the North, and factional struggles raged among the emigrants, the Way of the Celestial Masters waged unremitting war against the indigenous sects and cults of demons of the Southeast.

An Iranian-American scholar describes the struggles raging inside Islam itself.

The published transcript of their discussion provides a rare glimpse into a clash between conflicting worldviews, a clash which reflects various power and ideological struggles raging over the past 20 years with regard to technology's role in our society, usually away from public view.

As the power struggle rages, the people of Turkey feel betrayed and forsaken.