It is hard to stay calm when you are in a struggle with life and death.

In the morning they commence the journey of winter and summer in the capital's street.

Attitudes formed in such congenial circumstances die hard.

Regulators have been wrestling with this problem for years, without conspicuous success.

Out of 44 cinema halls in Dhaka 33 are surviving.

On YouTube, Diego Olmos uploaded a video showing dead and dying fish visible on the shore.

Let s turn back the clock a dozen years. In 2000, Africa was struggling with three major epidemics.

DAKAR France is wrestling with a burden of debts and public deficits that led Standard Poor s recently to downgrade its credit rating.

Otherwise, when the tide comes back in, Mexico will find itself struggling to survive in shark infested waters.

Competing groups struggle to stay alive in the face of a shortage of food, water, pasture land, and other basic needs.

Philosophical differences are extremely difficult to reconcile. Just as Platonists and Aristotelians struggled against one another for millennia, Kantians and utilitarians have been at one another s throats for centuries.

In her own country, Ghana, which also had a colonial history and had to wrestle with the obstacles of tradition, the Constitution and statutory law prevailed over customary law.

My novel is a homage to those anonymous people who every day live, love, resist and struggle for their country, for a better society, even if the odds are against them.

At the same time, developing countries have continued to grapple with the persistence of mass poverty, endemic disease, malnutrition, environmental degradation, and gross income inequity, all of which have caused a degree of human suffering that far exceeds what has been caused by terrorist attacks.

On GigaOM, Matthew Ingram reacted to news of Ethan's appointment, by asking whether MIT will be helping to re invent local media, as news media struggle to survive in the digital age.

A particularly intense and destructive hurricane season has left many thousands homeless as countries in the Caribbean as well as Central and North America continue to grapple with the effects of severe flooding and mudslides that those storms left behind.

In fact, the situation today is just as dangerous as it was in 2007, with the United States now worried by its anemic economic recovery, Europe paralyzed by fears for the survival of its currency union, and emerging markets wrestling with asset price bubbles.

While many countries were still struggling with the new realities of globalization and liberalization and were in the process of introducing a variety of governance and economic reforms, the events of 11 September 2001 occurred, placing security firmly on the public policy agenda in a number of them.