Sentence examples for underlying struggle from inspiring English sources
Whether it's videogames, science fiction or Westminster politics, the underlying struggle for victim status is the same.
The challenge of preserving cultural identity, shared by different immigrant communities, highlights the underlying struggle between the past and the changing needs of the present and future, especially as the ethnic makeup of neighborhoods continues to shift and change.
That tack, Caitlin Flanagan writes in The Atlantic, would only work if she were "willing to let us women in on the big, underlying struggle of her life that is front and center in our understanding of who she is as a woman.
The underlying struggle in European markets is not solely between the EU and the nation states, as too many like to pretend.
The underlying geopolitical struggle between Iran and Saudi Arabia, reflected by proxy in Iraq and Syria, may yet come to a dangerous head.
Underlying the struggle over the budget is a larger constitutional fight over which branch of government shapes the state's spending.
The underlying power struggle in Ankara, the capital, has been a theme in Turkey since the Justice and Development Party won a majority in elections in 2002 and started challenging the military and other secular institutions.
Underlying the struggle is that the plant has had embarrassing operational lapses in recent years, and is the same vintage and design of No. 1 reactor at the Fukushima Daiichi plant in Japan, which was damaged in the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.
Today science is dominant; it has won the underlying power struggle over what is real.
500 years ago, the Pope could condemn Galileo's science on religious grounds, because religion had won the underlying power struggle over what reality is.
But for all their candor, Avant and CecilyK danced around the underlying power struggle here, the massive shift we are seeing as the patriarchy crumbles and both moms and dads try to build sustainable families in a post-industrial age.
