Sentence examples for struggle spread from inspiring English sources

What started as a power struggle spread out from the capital, Juba, initially rushing along age-old channels of ethnic rivalry between the Dinka and Nuer tribes.

In towns such as Saraqeb, the poetry of Mahmoud Darwish and Muthafar al‑Nawab and songs of love and struggle spread through the streets.

Star's struggle spread like wild fire and garnered national media attention within the press.

Automakers' struggles spread beyond Detroit as Toyota Motor forecast its first-ever operating loss.

Amid the high drama of the season, Woodfull's struggles spread beyond the Test arena; he scored only 297 runs at 33.00 in matches outside the Tests.

Hence our hope for the cycle of struggles spreading in the Arab world to become like Latin America, to inspire political movements and raise aspirations for freedom and democracy beyond the region.

The struggle to spread, or halt, the rumor that Mr. Assad's brother-in-law, Asef Shawkat, was killed represents the most high-profile chapter in the war of narratives between the two sides.

McBride, who leads a national campaign focused on gun violence prevention and criminal justice reform, said it was frustrating to see local programs show dramatic results in reducing shootings, but then struggle to spread to new cities or maintain their funding.

"We are here tonight to dedicate ourselves to the legend of Harvey Milk, that word of his dream and his struggle may spread across this and all nations.

On Sunday, the Jets struggled to spread the ball around.

Its fruit evolved to be crunched and dispersed by the mammoths and mastodons that once tramped the continent; now they have vanished, the tree struggles to spread through the landscape.