Sentence examples for struggle to validate from inspiring English sources

They struggle to validate themselves, going from family appointment to family appointment.

Gently and without indulging in psychobabble, Mr. Assouline makes the reader see how much Simenon's dramatization of the mediocre man's plight was a struggle to validate his unambitious father, to whom Inspector Maigret apparently bore a close resemblance.

Food processors often struggle to validate the origin of their input products (ex: Campbell's with hormone-free chicken).

I'll never regret making the decision to get a service dog, but I also know that I will continue to struggle to validate my needs and identity as a disabled person in the face of ignorance surrounding service dogs for invisible disabilities.

Recent polls, coupled with Perry's endorsement, suggested Gingrich was the candidate with the momentum and Romney the one struggling to validate his standing as front-runner.

Yes, we are united in the struggle to be validated, but that's as far as it goes when it comes to business and entertainment.

The workshops in many cases were guided and were based on a white male lens which placed us in the position where we had to raise our voices and struggle to be validated then forced to defend our work in dismantling the system that we all say we work to change.

One of the struggles in genomic studies is how to validate associations.

Watching postgraduates navigate the process of socialization into the scientific community has the potential to validate the undergraduate's own struggle and provide multiple models handling the "reality shock" of scientific training.

While this was bizarre, it also seemed to validate a theory he'd been struggling with for years.

If governments need leaks to validate their secrecy, leakers need secrecy to validate their leaks.