Sentence examples for a battle to keep from inspiring English sources

It was a battle to keep some people out.

"I knew this was far more than a battle to keep the pits open.

It's sometimes a battle to keep talented young scientists interested in mental health, as the funding path is unclear.

The prime minister won a battle to keep policies aimed at boosting renewables and saving electricity voluntary for member states.

"I don't care how strong you are in the stairs, there comes a point when it's a battle to keep running.

Francisco said that he felt he was the closer at the moment, but he said there was always a battle to keep the spot.

In London, Ken Livingstone has kept up a determined battle to keep a unified management structure for the London Underground in the face of heavy pressure from senior government ministers.

It's a constant battle to keep a house running smoothly and providing for you and your family.

Senator Chuck Hagel, Republican of Nebraska and a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, waged a strong battle to keep the measure off the floor.

As a result, many businesses have been waging a lobbying battle to keep those proposals out of the bill in the first place.

In the 1920s America wasted a lot of time and effort in a hopeless battle to keep people away from alcohol.