Sentence examples similar to a fiercely fought draft from inspiring English sources

Kenyans hope that a fiercely fought election will forge a truer democracy, not cause more bloodshed.

Pricing is often a fiercely fought issue in Britain's highly competitive newspaper industry.

IN BRITAIN, the question of whether or not to join Europe's monetary union promises a long struggle leading to a fiercely fought referendum (see article).

Leicester reclaimed fourth place after a 19-11 victory at home to Northampton in a fiercely fought derby.

The traditional financial institution versus newcomer race is a fiercely fought one.

Inter Milan move above city rivals AC Milan into third place in Serie A with victory in a fiercely fought derby.

It was a fiercely fought competition in which actors and actresses made last-minute switcheroos.

In a move that is likely to be fiercely fought, the draft bill is likely to expect corporations taking action against individuals or not-for-profit organisations to have to prove that their reputation and profitability has been substantially damaged by criticism made of them.

PARIS — It was a French Open quarterfinal that felt like a final, fiercely fought by two teams of near equals.

Dan died at home on September 4th after a long illness fiercely fought.

But, though there is no obvious battlefield, it is a war as fiercely fought as its more overt counterpart.