Sentence examples for volatile struggles from inspiring English sources

The geography is bookended by two volatile struggles, intractable for more than half a century: the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and Kashmir.

Ayatollah Sistani, by contrast, has for the past several years eschewed any outwardly political or partisan role in Iraq, trying to remain above the fray of Iraq's volatile struggles for power.

He makes a rare foray into the vaults with this Roundabout revival of John Osborne's landmark 1956 drama about the volatile struggle of four people to live together in midcentury England.

A1 KASHMIR -- As the United States tries to hold together its alliance against terrorism, it is running into another volatile struggle, one that has been simmering for over 50 years: the proxy war between India and Pakistan over Kashmir.

Yet yesterday was generally a day of relative calm and reflection, even as both sides of Egypt's volatile struggle seemed further entrenched in their positions.

As it turned out, the 30-year old star found himself Tuesday in the thick of the volatile struggle between protestors and the New York Police Department, which raided the park earlier in the morning and cleaned out the nearly-two-month-old makeshift tent city.

"Despite volatile markets and struggling economies, Blackstone had strong performance in 2011," Mr. Schwarzman said in a statement.

The character had become incredibly brittle, frustrated, and even volatile as she struggled to balance her career, her marriage, and motherhood.

It wasn't clear if he was aware that he was signing up for the a new volatile phase of struggle to rein in out of control financial power.

Dole, which produces, markets and distributes fruits and vegetables, has struggled with volatile demand and lower earnings worldwide from its mainstay fruit, bananas.

But the release of so much information all at once is likely to see highly volatile trading, as dealers struggle to digest it all.