Sentence examples for are more battle from inspiring English sources

Newcastle versus Sunderland is always a thrilling affair, but in recent years the matches are more battle cries in a mud pit than football of craft and guile, epitomising the dreary recent history of both clubs.

I still think Ohio State has the advantage in this game and are more battle-tested, but if they're going to advance, it's not going to be easy.

And, she adds, there are more battles for her on the horizon.

Though they are more battle-hardened and better armed than in 2012, they are not united.

And there are more battles with the people who object to all of that.

A small group of Davis supporters, lined up across the street from the rally, provided a noisy reminder that the next 10 weeks would be more battle than revelry.

There will be more battles won and, sadly, more battles lost".

Mr. Koskoff added that, in many ways, his clients were more "battle-tested" than their lawyers.

That was a candid admission to set alongside the party line that Australia were more battle-hardened by their diet of Tri-Nations action.

But whatever the outcome, he said, there will be more battles, either in the courts or in legislatures, and he will fight them.

There will be more battles between customers and vested interests, disruptors and protectionists, progress and the past, in all sorts of industries.