Sentence examples for subsequent struggle from inspiring English sources

The subsequent struggle was an unequal one between a Jewish David and an Arab Goliath.

What is almost never talked about is Simpson's subsequent struggle with post-traumatic stress disorder.

Mr. Pinault won the subsequent struggle for control when Mr. Arnault sold him his Gucci stake -- forced, as is now evident, by deteriorating finances at LVMH.

In a subsequent struggle, one of the robbers sprayed an irritant – likely mace – at the guard and seized the cash, the F.B.I. said.

The debate, which remained unresolved during Lenin's life, persisted after his death in 1924 during the subsequent struggle for power between Joseph Stalin, Leon Trotsky, and Nikolay Bukharin.

Unita's subsequent struggle against the Marxist government was driven by many things but rooted in the belief that the country's largest ethnic group, the Ovimbundu, had been marginalized by the capital's commercial, intellectual and, often lighter-skinned, elite.

The book was frank in documenting her breakup with Brett and her subsequent struggles with stage fright and anorexia.

The appointment of Dunga to succeed him in some kind of parade of the dinosaurs and Brazil's subsequent struggles were bleakly predictable.

In subsequent struggles to gain control of the trade, Portugal was eventually eclipsed, after more than a century as the dominant power.

In subsequent struggles Polish legionnaires were employed to fight French battles in Germany and in Santo Domingo, but Poland gained no political commitments.

She's also Japanese, which lies at the heart of Henry's subsequent struggles — with his Chinese nationalist father; his racist, bullying classmates; and, finally, his brutally suspicious country.