Sentence examples for battered more from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dole was bruised and battered more than he expected, but still managed to crush his rivals.

Fresh worries spread through world markets yesterday as a crisis of confidence battered more U.S. financial institutions and the chairman of the Federal Reserve issued a sober assessment of the country's economic woes.

Bruised and battered more often than not, Roethlisberger will officially be getting back a rusty Mike Wallace, but his questionable offensive line has suffered a major blow with the first-round draft pick David DeCastro going down with a potential season-ending knee injury.

No stock was battered more in the large cap technology sector than Sprint, which is off more than half of its price from 2013.

If anything, the Palestinian people are even more battered, more long-suffering, and more desperate than the people of Iraq.

No sooner were New Orleans's docks back up after Katrina than Rita tore through the Gulf, battering more barges and closing coastal waterways again.Ports across the region are limping back to life, but slowly.

For men, it was another sad chapter in the painful tale of the recession, which officially ended in June 2009 and battered them more ferociously than it did women.

As Britain is battered by more floods, Charlotte Smith finds out how worms and ponds can spare land from waterlogging.

Within twenty minutes the combat was decided, the French captain hauling down his colours with his ship battered and more than 60 men wounded or dead.

A city with a total area of 107 square kilometers [about 41 square miles] and 400,000 inhabitants has been battered by more than 4,200 airstrikes".

Extreme flooding now appears to be the new normal in the Philippines, which was battered by more than 26 bad storms last year.