This system of having separate elected and party-appointed leaders has caused widespread power struggles in villages, and nearly caused friction in Beihe.
You're not likely to hear about the widespread exhaustion, personal struggle and burnout that most organizers deal with.
In a coinage that captures the widespread frustration, someone struggling to afford burial costs is called a "grave slave".
But during apocalyptic times, when natural forces obliterate the precious places of my origins, even the dream of borrowed time can sink under the rising waters, as I brood on the widespread suffering and struggling of others.
This disparity has led to widespread disaffection in struggling countries about the lack of universality of humanitarianism and to the perception that double standards exist regarding refugee and other emergencies in poorer countries.
In today's selfie era, where social media and smartphones have made images widespread, contemporary photography struggles to define itself.
This was a turbulent period for the United States, with widespread unrest, populist struggles, and battles between workers and their employers.
Mr. Assad extolled what he called the strength of Syria's society, rejecting a widespread view that the struggle in his country has become a sectarian conflict pitting his Alawite minority sect, an offshoot of Shiite Islam, against an insurgency drawn largely from the Sunni majority.
Ten months into his presidency, Indonesia continues to struggle with widespread violence, economic stagnation and political infighting.
Johann Lamont, leader of Scottish Labour, was jubilant after her party secured a majority in Glasgow, its most significant political power base, despite widespread predictions it would struggle to remain the largest party and faced losing control to the SNP.
