Sentence examples for the increasing struggle from inspiring English sources

Fault Lines traveled to Kenya to investigate the increasing struggle of many families to secure enough food to survive.

Despite the increasing struggle with Turkey, Bayik vowed to also step up the fight against IS, describing the extremist group as "a great threat against all humanity," and asking for assistance from the American-led anti-IS coalition.

We have long believed that the lack of a sufficient governmental response to the increasing struggle of every day people has been the central driver of the volitility in the American electorate in recent years (see here and here).

The warning follows similar alerts in recent days from rivals Inchcape and Pendragon, reflecting the increasing struggles of the car industry.

The religious uncertainty about condom use may affect the liberal atmosphere prevailing in Uganda on sexual matters and the increased struggle for gender equality, both prominent features of the early intervention strategies against HIV/AIDS.

They also highlight, to some extent, the general public's increasing struggle with the war itself.

The Tour faces an increasing struggle for relevance against the riches on offer in the United States.

New planning regulations keep facing an increasing struggle to accommodate the high demands of enhanced built densities and the reality of missing infrastructural capacities on the ground.

Marginalised by a 2004 Mubarak goverment directive that placed household waste collection in the hands of multinationals, their existence has been one of ever increasing struggle for steadily declining return.

What's now an increasing struggle to access state support is portrayed in Vickie Orton's work, The Maze of Life.

Styron found writing an increasing struggle in his latter years.