Sentence examples for vigorous struggle for from inspiring English sources

London may be the most competitive newspaper market in the world and that market continues to involve a vigorous struggle for market share that has existed since the early 1990s, when the Times' owner, Rupert Murdoch, initiated a price war.

5 The Plataeans, wishing to maintain their alliance with the Athenians, since at first they assumed that the Thebans were present in full force, began negotiations with the captors of the city and urged them to agree to a truce; but as the night wore on and they perceived that the Thebans were few in number, they rallied en masse and began putting up a vigorous struggle for their freedom.

Through the vigorous struggles of these recent years, we've sold out our traditions — we must return to them".

Supplies were scarce, and when they materialized — including at least one major shipment of vehicles and heavy weaponry from Qatar — there was a vigorous struggle among the men for their use.

Supplies were scarce, and when they materialized including at least one major shipment of vehicles and heavy weaponry from Qatar there was a vigorous struggle among the men for their use.

The court previously heard Becky fought for life in a "vigorous" struggle in which she suffered more than 40 injuries and died from suffocation.

After the first 2 min of the initial vigorous struggling, the animals were immobile.

In Rheumatobates rileyi, females resist to costly mating through vigorous struggles aiming at rejecting male mating attempts.

Both men work in forms that have had to struggle for vigorous life in our age.

The Congress' struggle for self-rule, however, became more vigorous, and with it spread the national movement toward education to suit national needs.

For all his mild benevolence, he condoned the use of violence in the struggle for freedom and equality, and, during his early years as an anarchist militant, he was among the most vigorous exponents of "propaganda by the deed"—acts of insurrection that would supplement oral and written propaganda and help to awaken the rebellious instincts of the people.