Sentence examples for values struggles from inspiring English sources

Then, set them a 15-minute challenge in small groups: Without reading the article or looking at the related slide show, have them brainstorm as many objects from anytime in history as they can that they believe could represent something important about humankind and our history, culture, values, struggles and triumphs.

The worry for the property investor is that rocketing capital values have left rental values struggling to keep up.

He noted that both sides can cite advantages and trending data; and he projected that the values struggle will continue to roil American politics.

Only the character names, the San Francisco Chinatown setting and some of the relationships were retained, but the pair sought to be faithful to the spirit of both Lee's novel and the musical's original concept of old-world and older generation values struggling with new-world temptations and the desires of the younger generation.

Consultants they claim feel "demoralised" and "under valued", struggling to deliver top notch care facing ever tighter budgets and ever rising demand.

There's a natural affinity between those values and struggles over housing and land".

"He unbolted doors for several generations of black actors," Nora Sayre wrote in the Book Review last year, and his "autobiography -- reflective, generous, humane -- is moving, as Poitier's memory keeps returning to the values and struggles of his parents".

So I think amidst all of the spy drama, our real values and struggles are absolutely relatable.

Well, art portraying work or workers' values and struggles has been going on for centuries, but portraying work in dramatic or readily accessible ways has not been fashionable of late.

The belief in or the nostalgia for the core pioneer values - struggle in adversity, heroism in defeat.

He promised fiscal conservatism and Christian values, but struggled in fund-raising, receiving $621,000 in contributions compared with Mr. Byrne's $2 million.