Príklady struggle

• I struggle to balance work and family commitments.

• Many single parents struggle to bring their children up on a low income.

• He struggled to pedal his bicycle up the hill.

• We struggled up the slippery ascent .

• The family is struggling to survive on very little money.

• She struggled with her attacker but he was too strong for her.

• I tried to pick him up but he struggled and got free.

• It was a struggle just to keep my footing.

• The film is about a young police-officer and his struggle to expose corruption in the force.

• Trying to change attitudes to disability is an uphill struggle.

• We managed to finish the work on time but it was a struggle.

• It's a struggle, raising kids on your own.

• a struggle for supremacy

• There is an eternal struggle between good and evil.

• India attained independence in 1947, after decades of struggle.

• There is a furious struggle going on between the two presidential candidates.

• In the 80s he took centre stage in his party's struggle with the unions.

• In this institutional struggle, some groups will end up supporting their second preference in order to avoid an even worse outcome.

• An ideology was needed to explain why it was that some people were not caught up in the neutralist struggle to avoid civil war altogether.

• Contemporary social scientists struggle with the problem of being precise about that which defies precision : the cloudiness of our own lives.

• If there was really so little to decide, what were the local struggles all about?

• And so the spoken drama struggles, receiving little international or local community funding, nor extra government money to compensate.

• Instead, it was a series of ad hoc measures implemented in a struggle to prevent chaos and to stop revolutionary turmoil.

• They could not count on the same degree of popular support following any decision to start an armed struggle for power.

• In these struggles the latter regularly appealed for support to a larger cultivated public.

• Much archaeological research deals with periods and regions for which it is a real struggle to discern the agency of individuals.

• Additionally, a dyad will only be classified as coercively attached if the attachment figure engages in the struggle which cannot be resolved.

• They were also accounts of struggle and resistance, which included claims of worthiness and profound demands for life with dignity.

• And energy recovered from the heterogeneous fuel of rubbish struggles to be economically competitive.

• From a handful of scientific consultants and then the heads of struggling forestry administrations, the scientific enterprise had by the late 1940s enlarged considerably.

• It reflected, moreover, political striving within the psychoanalytic movement and between it and its opponents and enemies in the struggle for recognition.

• History is still ultimately a question of class struggle, and the developments of the nineteenth century are dominated by the machinations of bourgeois capital.