| No. | sentence |
|---|---|
| 1 | All treaties between great states cease to be binding when they come in conflict with the struggle for existence. |
| 2 | Yang and Gao began to struggle, but Liu and Guan took them prisoner. |
| 3 | The government must mediate the struggle for water resources. |
| 4 | We should exert ourselves in the struggle for the modernization of science and technology. |
| 5 | Since we know the outcome of that struggle, we know the answer to the test. |
| 6 | Their last film, "Black Gold", which premiered at the Sundance film festival, was about the struggle of one man against the multi-billion dollar coffee industry. |
| 7 | Southern separatists, meanwhile, tend to see the strife in distant Sana 'a as a power struggle between northern warlords. |
| 8 | The struggle, if there were one, need not be described. |
| 9 | We firmly support the Asian, African and Latin American people in their struggle for liberation! |
| 10 | This year, Scorpios are not alone in their struggle, and should have more trust and faith in people - this is for those who have witnessed many problems in the past. |
| 11 | We repelled the enemy from the shores after a long hard struggle. |
| 12 | The struggle fetched out his true character. |
| 13 | But the ferment in the Arab world echoes the struggle for freedom of oppressed peoples under communism, demonstrating that striving for freedom is not simply a Eurasian but a universal aspiration. |
| 14 | We will, as always, firmly support your just struggle. |
| 15 | The occupants of the college struggle to find enough food fuel and shelter for everyone in need living in constant fear that the Japanese will overrun the place. |
| 16 | struggle against environmental destruction is far from over. |
| 17 | After more than a hundred years of anti-imperialist, anti-feudal struggle, the calamity-ridden Chinese nation at last stood up. |
| 18 | child is free to wonder about magic, to believe in the clear purity of the struggle between good and evil, to bask in simple, unquestioning friendships. |
| 19 | had quite forgotten his struggle to kiss her when, in the early summer, they had driven in the opposite direction along the same road. |
| 20 | The upper and lower halves of the village then struggle against each other – by any means necessary – to carry the ball some 225 yards back to their respective riverbanks. |
| 21 | This struggle is sharp and complex. We can never let down guard. |
| 22 | But it is a struggle for the maker of Pampers nappies and Fairy washing-up liquid. |
| 23 | However, if you have the wrong mix of investments in the value chain, then your business will continue to struggle regardless of the performance of your software development and delivery organization. |
| 24 | They closed with their enemy and started a fierce struggle. |
| 25 | A life-and-death struggle is looming ahead. |
| 26 | Unfortunately, though, in one important way the historical facts do not accord with the romantic image of ragged scribes in a lonely struggle to preserve Christian culture from the forces of darkness. |
| 27 | Today you feel like a laboratory rat who has to struggle through a maze every time it wants a chunk of cheese. |
| 28 | He gets fewer cacao trees to the acre by planting inside the forest. But he avoids the drawbacks other farmers struggle with when they grow cacao trees on more open land. |
| 29 | They struggle to grow enough potatoes, maize and rice to feed themselves. |
| 30 | Keep up the struggle till you succeed. |