protracted struggle

Frequency: 6.06.5 per million words

a long and difficult fight or effort

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Examples (20)

  • The country faced a protracted struggle for independence.
  • The two nations were locked in a protracted struggle for territory.
  • Negotiations turned into a protracted struggle over trivial details.
  • After a protracted struggle in the courts, the family finally won the inheritance.
  • Environmental activists are engaged in a protracted struggle against pollution.
  • The bill passed only after a protracted struggle between the two political parties.
  • His recovery from the illness was a protracted struggle.
  • The workers emerged victorious after a protracted struggle for better wages and conditions.
  • The legal team anticipated a protracted struggle in court.
  • The country gained independence following a protracted struggle against colonial rule.
  • Despite the protracted struggle, they never gave up hope.
  • He eventually succumbed to the disease after a protracted struggle lasting many years.
  • Ending the civil war required a protracted struggle and international cooperation.
  • Civil rights activists were prepared for a protracted struggle to achieve true equality.
  • Many species face a protracted struggle for survival in changing climates.
  • The industry is facing a protracted struggle to regain its former profitability.
  • She emerged victorious after a protracted struggle with bureaucracy.
  • The championship was finally decided after a protracted struggle on the field.
  • The company's expansion plans were met with a protracted struggle from local residents.
  • The company was paralyzed by a protracted struggle for leadership within the board.