Sentence examples for struggle to seize from inspiring English sources

ABC also plans to discuss the conflict in Libya as the rebels struggle to seize power from Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.

Although there are 22,000 troops on the ground, they struggle to seize territory from the militants, and often face devastating losses.

The Brotherhood must also stop imagining its eight decades of struggle to seize power automatically gives it the right to seize and monopolize power.

Workers in many developing countries, from China to Mexico, have also struggled to seize the benefits of growth over the past two decades.

The other tribal group pressing on Kandahar, led by Gul Agha Shirzai, said it was still struggling to seize the airport just south of Kandahar.

Indeed the history, in the past decade, of jihadi groups is that wherever they have sprung up, the violence of their methods and extremism of their beliefs means that, unlike the Taliban for instance, they have always struggled to seize and hold power.

Mr. Lazio made his remarks as both Senate candidates struggled to seize the high ground in the debate over who went negative first, even as both exhibited a level of bellicosity that is highly unusual coming the week before Labor Day, which traditionally marks the start of the full-fledged campaign season.

Wednesday struggled to seize control of the game, and an hour had been played before centre-back Oguchi Onyewu saw an effort tipped over, and Reds defender Jack Hunt headed his clearance onto the near post from the resulting corner.

Revolutionary forces are still struggling to seize control of at least three other towns.

With the teams tied at 1, the Capitals struggled to seize momentum in one sequence 14 minutes into the period.

Theoretically, the leadership of the movement says they are committed to a "protracted armed struggle" in order to seize power from the state.