Sentence examples for traditional struggle from inspiring English sources

The tussle between the military and judiciary has, for now at least, eclipsed the more traditional struggle between Pakistan's civilian and military leaders.

In the current sweepstakes for orchestra directorships and the traditional struggle for solo careers, a built-in injustice demands a certain measure of charisma and personal charm that may have nothing to do with musical worth.

The traditional struggle with the See of Rome continued through the Macedonian period, spurred by the question of religious supremacy over the newly Christianised state of Bulgaria.

While Australia trounced the hosts in three days at Windsor Park their traditional struggles against spin continued.

We found that patients' traditional struggles with self-management apply also to the online context.

Athleisure sales boom as traditional retailers struggle.

Traditional orchestras struggle under the burden of providing for more than 100 musicians on a full-time union contract.

Celebrity is an increasingly worn path to politics because such candidates draw big rallies in ways most traditional politicians struggle to do.

And when larger macroeconomic forces put the brakes on home sales, many traditional agents struggle or drift away from the profession.

We're beginning to discover a kind of neighbourhood watch for the digital age – one which will become progressively more important as traditional powers struggle to combat this type of damaging behaviour.

This is typical of Vice, which has its own "full-service" creative agency, Virtue, that works with clients such as Intel, Nike and Red Bull to develop campaigns and make content to appear on Vice or elsewhere — to suit an age where traditional ads struggle to cut through.