Sentence examples for struggles to secure from inspiring English sources

Women's struggles to secure adequate representation in the film industry have been well documented in recent years.

Such discriminatory legislation takes us backward, eroding our civil rights struggles to secure the Constitution's promise of equal rights under the law.

There was also the brilliant and harrowing BBC documentary series The Detectives, which tracked the Serious Sexual Offences unit of Greater Manchester, showing their struggles to secure justice for victims.

Artworks stolen during the war and later sold on the basis of dubious records were the subject of legal struggles to secure their return to the original owners or to their heirs.

It can be a common mistake when looking for width in your game to pick a lightweight front five that struggles to secure enough ball at the set-piece but Jones has not done this.

In the meantime, I take pleasure, every time I enter the Franklin Wilkins Building on the King's College South Bank site, in the feeling that cultural struggles to secure justice are not always in vain.

"Ten years ago we hadn't had any middle class," he said, just a group of workers struggling to secure cars, apartments and financial security for their families.

Even Costa has struggled to secure financing.

Smaller companies are also struggling to secure credit.

Both organizations have struggled to secure sponsorship this season.

Even so, they both struggled to secure regular bookings.