Sentence examples for a long term battle from inspiring English sources

Invisible Adversaries at Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art is full of art works considering the relations between the sexes, based on the idea that gender inequality is a long term battle.

My thoughts wandered to an internal struggle -- one that Buzz has previously described in his book, 'Magnificent Desolation.' He said it was 'more challenging than getting to the moon and back' - his reference to a long term battle with depression.

"Like any good litigator, at times you think of a battle as a long-term battle.

WARNER--John D., "Jack" on August 17, 2007, Jack Warner died after a long-term battle with cancer.

The physical consequences of a long-term battle with anorexia or bulimia are equally devastating for men and women.

Do you see an end at all? A. I think there's a -- I think that this is a long-term battle -- war.

"Therapists Redraw Line on Self-Disclosure" (Jan . 1 depicts a long-term battle among psychoanalysts regarding the advisability of "self-disclosure" in psychotherapy.

But Mr. Gingrich shrugged off his losses, saying that he remains focused on a long-term battle with Mr. Romney for delegates to the Republican National Convention in August.

From the moment we issued marriage licenses to same-sex couples six years ago, I knew we were beginning a long-term battle that would ultimately be taken up one day in courtrooms in California and Washington.

The French Foreign Minister, Laurent Fabius, who hosted the 24-nation conference, said that the coalition "recognises that it faces a long-term battle" against a force that he described as "fake believers and true criminals".

But the fact that such extensive measures have failed to eradicate the problem is an indicator of just how tough a long-term battle China faces as it seeks to tackle pollution.