Sentence examples for struggling alongside from inspiring English sources

The inhuman impulses are struggling alongside the impulse to be humane".

Now her company is struggling alongside many other businesses owned by Afghan women that sell to the international market.

Sirius was then struggling alongside XM, its only competitor in satellite radio, and the companies merged in 2008, just as the economy — and car sales, critical to their growth — took a dive.

Blackburn are supposed to struggle this season, but now they've beaten us at home – and if we don't bring some quality signings in soon, we'll be struggling alongside them.

Another reading is that the spirit world represents old Japan, one that is struggling alongside new Japan, the "real" world of Chihiro and her family.

The writer struggles alongside the longshoremen and then struggles again, later, alone.

"She struggled alongside a group of doñas who petitioned the New York Archdiocese to keep their humble house of worship open.

Cut to the early nineteen-nineties: Boris Yeltsin announces that the state can no longer support the five musical clones, and they are forced to beg on the Moscow streets, where they struggle alongside prostitutes, mobsters, and the homeless.

Montparnasse was full of ramshackle studio buildings like La Ruche, or the beehive, a honeycomblike structure where the Russian-Jewish painter Marc Chagall (1887-1985) struggled alongside Modigliani, Soutine and other expats.

Rather than build connections with those who struggled alongside her, Wanda severed relationships and willed herself not to be "weak-minded" like her parents: "if my mentality were different, then most definitely I would just be stuck like them".

The Kings struggled alongside baseball and football teams in Cincinnati and Kansas City, finding prosperity only in 1985 when Greg Lukenbill, then the owner, moved the team to Sacramento, a growing city devoid of big-league sports.