Sentence examples similar to a persistent fight for from inspiring English sources

Fourth District (Nassau County): Representative Carolyn McCarthy, a moderate Democrat in Republican suburbs, is always a target of the gun lobby for her brave and persistent fight for gun control issues.

The persistent fight has acted as an irritant, bringing divisions to the surface.

"It's been a persistent problem for some time".

This has been a persistent problem for him.

They're part of a persistent push for self-definition.

Sometimes, for better but generally for worse, Graham Greene seems to be a persistent example for Berlinski.

A persistent issue for phone users across platforms has been poor voice recognition for Australian accents.

It's been a persistent problem for 30 years and isn't always regulated.

In an all-American final of the Princess Elizabeth Challenge Cup for schoolboy eights, St . Josephs Prep of Philadelphia fought off a persistent crew from Groton School in Connecticut to win by three-quarters of a length in 6:47.

One of Jeremy Corbyn's most persistent critics quit as a Labour MP to take a job in the nuclear industry, triggering a three-way fight for his marginal northern seat with the Conservatives and Ukip.

The initiation ceremony highlighted the group's persistent determination to fight for their own cause.