Sentence examples for sustained struggle from inspiring English sources

Kilcullen reminded me that there was a precedent for American success in a sustained struggle with a formidable enemy.

She taught me about the sustained struggle of Selma residents to gain access living wage jobs, quality education, and in some cases basic sanitation services.

Just a year later, after decades of sustained struggle, the Civil Rights Act was signed officially into law by President Johnson.

Those losses underscore the burdens on Gazprom to support companies not to make profits, but to sustain struggling industries, to dispense patronage and to wield political influence.

Mr. Quick was one of the initial corporate backers and trustees of the Inner City Scholarship Fund, a fund set up in 1975 by Cardinal Terence Cooke to sustain struggling parochial schools in New York.

Mr. Tindell was arraigned on Wednesday in the hospital where he is recovering from a gunshot wound sustained while struggling with the officers.

"I'm amazed at how a people who didn't even have neighbouring bases could sustain a struggle for years.

The need to sustain the struggle, even after apparent victory, is the note on which the trilogy concludes.

Most of its leaders are in no mood to surrender either territory or weapons, or the drugs trade that sustains the struggle.

In many ways, "women's wounds" became "the emotional center of the nation," Fahs writes -- dramatic vindication of the role Northern women were playing in sustaining the struggle.

Will any new ideology emerge — one based on nationalism, or propagating some theory of economic modernization or of the separation of religion and state — to sustain the struggle against Islamists?