Sentence examples for struggles exist from inspiring English sources

Power struggles exist in all administrations.

The reality, however, is that these people are not "hidden" and their day-to-day struggles exist.

It should be why does a power struggle exist at all?

To the end, Camacho believed in what he affirmed at the homage to him and Josefina on his 90th birthday in 2008: "The class struggle exists.

More than 60 years after new China was founded, although the 'two-line struggle' existed in the first half of 'Mao era,' the overall dominant national policies were based on the ideology of destratification.

Cromwell's biographer John Schofield, on the other hand, contends that no power struggle existed between Anne and Cromwell and that "not a trace can be found of a Cromwellian conspiracy against Anne... Cromwell became involved in the royal marital drama only when Henry ordered him onto the case".

Lebanon's president by custom should be a Maronite (Eastern Catholic) Christian and in itself, the respect for the Christian community's candidate was considered a symbolic victory for the country as the rest of the region struggles with extremist ideologies, and where Christian communities describe their experience in the Middle East as an "existential struggle" or a "struggle to exist".

I'm not denying the disadvantage, I'm not denying the struggles that exist in Aboriginal communities and families.

He continued, "When we're lumped together as one monolithic whole, you render invisible the experiences and struggles that exist". .

I need to make sure that not fostering preconceptions doesn't mean not addressing the very real struggles that exist in this world.

Beyond the politics, partisanship and power struggles that exist in Washington today, I do believe we can reach an agreement that will benefit communities that all too often have no voice in the debate.