Sentence examples similar to struggling existence from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, Turkish people themselves were struggling for existence against not just the Armenian guerrillas, but the whole world.

Among them are thousands of women, survivors of dead fathers, husbands and sons, still struggling for existence against impossible odds.

It was also of some importance that the monasteries, though they had been deserted by many of their members and were struggling for existence, had not been secularized.

Bihar government official Sangeeta Kumari adds: "Bluntly speaking, we are struggling for existence, we are trying to perform our best in the midst of a crisis.

As I spent more time with them, it was clear that countless families struggling for existence in Myanmar had no sense of belongingness to the grouping at all.

"We are struggling for our existence.

Within capitalism, the struggle for existence for the working class becomes a struggle for wages.

He observed that in nearly all cases, these features were useful in the struggle for mates, rather than in the struggle for existence.

For a long time she struggled with everyday existence.

Pakistan has struggled throughout its existence to attain political stability and sustained social development.

Just as human reason can control and mitigate the struggle for existence among the plants we cultivate, it can control and mitigate the struggle for existence among humans.