Sentence examples for struggle raising from inspiring English sources

The most obscene defence of the film is the claim that Bigelow rejects cheap moralism and soberly presents the reality of the anti-terrorist struggle, raising difficult questions and thus compelling us to think (plus, some critics add, she "deconstructs" feminine cliches – Maya displays no sentimentality, she is tough and dedicated to her task like men).

At a time when Britain, like the rest of Europe, is questing for guides of Moses-like stature to lead it to a promised land of debt-free living and restored prosperity, the party conclaves, that is to say, are driven by a narrower, more introverted struggle, raising questions about the stature of leadership itself in a land that once produced visionaries like Winston Churchill.

Once the wall between gay men and lesbians came crashing down, a new generation of gay people became engaged in the struggle, raising money, organizing politically, and participating in protests.

During her work with one blended family for an episode of "Iyanla: Fix My Life," Iyanla hears about the mother's past struggle raising a son on her own -- a son who is now in prison.

The trend of depoliticizing monetary policy by making central banks independent of political struggle raises serious concerns about public accountability of respective policy makers.

A harsh, disturbing struggle raised bitterness between Americans and Europeans, and even among Americans.

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The two companies have now come to a resolution, but the struggle raises a bigger issue: how worried should we be that the pound is worth less?

The company's struggles raise serious questions about its diversified business model and risk management practices during one of the most turbulent times in its history.

"They had many of the same problems we had: education, organising the people to struggle and raising consciousness.

And I was not ready for the struggle of raising money".