Sentence examples for struggling war from inspiring English sources

At a time when the country's poor are struggling, war rages on and the word "socialist" is mostly just an insult hurled at any left-leaning politician or policy, there is something refreshing and inspiring about this story of unabashed radicals at work.

The two men developed a scenario about a struggling war widow, her young son, and her father-in-law set on a weather-beaten, modern day American farm.

In Afghanistan, the president faces a struggling war effort, where tens of thousands of American troops remain in harm's way and must be extracted in a way that limits their risk while doing the least damage to the country's solvency.

"Fragile states like Yemen and South Sudan are already struggling with war and the threat of famine.

The director Lisa Peterson pieced together the final drafts of John Belluso's posthumous play about a struggling Iraq war veteran (2 30).

BOEHM--Robert, a bright, warm, generous man, whose indefatigable fighting spirit will long be remembered by those struggling against war and racism.

And visas tend to be the most prevalent for citizens of developing nations, especially those struggling with war or repression.

He was 28-years-old at a time when the Weimar republic was struggling with war reparations, and foreigners became a convenient political scapegoat, together with bankers, Jews and speculators.

Even though the Islamic world is struggling with war, terrorism and economic challenges, it's a special time still to be hopeful for the future.

Those statements made Annan look silly in the eyes of ordinary Syrians, who were struggling with war, poverty, and displacement, while Annan was learning his Syrian ABCs.

A fateful encounter with Aristophanes' "The Frogs" introduced her to, as she writes, "a universe in which the answer to a population struggling with war and political chaos was better drama".