Sentence examples for struggles going on from inspiring English sources

One of the chefs, Ottolenghi, an Israeli-born British chef whose business partner is Palestinian Sami Tamimi, said the food culture of the Middle East was hugely important, and that no one was forgetting the struggles going on inside Syria as people tried to find enough food just to sustain themselves and their families.

Meanwhile, British rock and reggae bands had begun to make music relevant to the political struggles going on around us.

There are two struggles going on.

Everyone has his or her own challenges and struggles going on.

There is a struggle going on to create a cultural identity for this united Europe, and one of its arenas is the European film.

There is a struggle going on between forms of language as important as the more obvious struggle between Israelis and Palestinians.

"As I worked I realized that there is a constant struggle going on inside us all between left and right, or Sam and Mary as I called them then.

This name was actually a sort of joke because right from the beginning there was a musical struggle going on between us.

In an administration that puts a premium on keeping its internal disputes private, this struggle went on well out of the public's view.

Similar inter-Islamist struggles go on in the Arab world: the preceding article looks at the splits between accommodationists and militants in Algeria.

Now, it is impossible to know what struggles went on in Newman's heart; but had he been asked, he would have found the question very strange.