Sentence examples for struggle surfaced from inspiring English sources

One reason that the apocalyptic talk of civilizational struggle surfaced in the NIMBY theatre of a suburban zoning-board hearing may be that they share a common thread.

On Monday, a man claiming to be Hakimullah Mehsud, the Taliban commander who Pakistani intelligence officials believed had been killed over the weekend in the power struggle, surfaced in a phone call to a news agency.

Different struggles surfaced in this American competition, which was open to all yogis but was dominated and sponsored by those who practice the Bikram style: Can you deeply stretch in an air-conditioned theater when you are accustomed to a 105-degree studio?

Quite possibly the power struggle that surfaced in Chongqing may just be getting underway: Seven of those nine standing committee seats are up for grabs.

Hierarchies struggle to surface the best ideas because they rely too much on the thinking of those in charge.

Technology has made it simple to record and archive our digital memories through posts, snapshots, videos and more, but it can sometimes be a struggle to surface our past – our memories, activities and other experiences – in an easily accessible way.

I have a pretty weird eclectic taste, live in one of the many countries not supported by Pandora, and find that Spotify, Deezer and Rdio work well when I know what I want to listen to, but struggle to surface new music.

I have a pretty weird eclectic taste, live in one of the many countries not supported by Pandora, and find that Spotify, Deezer and Rdio work well when I know what I want to listen to, but struggle to surface new music.

I feel a bit vulnerable that I may fall into the abyss of information and struggle to surface.

Microsoft, for instance, announced the new generation of its struggling Surface tablets earlier this week.

Microsoft can't kill the only legitimate selling point of its struggling Surface tablet.