Sentence examples for battle face from inspiring English sources

But she will not do battle, face to face, if she disagrees; she is interested in affecting social policy, not in probing her differences with other women.

On what was probably one of the toughest days of her campaign so far, with pundits and analysts of all stripes declaring her presidential candidacy finished, Mrs. Clinton put on her battle face Wednesday and confronted what was at times a hostile crowd at a hastily arranged speech here at Shepherd University.

Oracle and PeopleSoft, locked in a hostile takeover battle, face a Thursday deadline to turn over to a Delaware court e-mails from their embattled chief executives, spokesmen for both companies said.

DEVISING effective drugs is only half the battle faced by pharmaceutical companies.

It warns of the increasing battle faced by the elderly and disabled in carrying out the simplest of financial activities.

The past six months have been defined by the battle faced by one its biggest and most successful clubs, Rangers, to just retain its place on the Scottish soccer landscape.

Still, the uphill battle faced by prosecutors is reflected in a public perception that certain echelons of the political class remain essentially untouchable.

But the Wellmans' case shows the uphill battle facing many troubled borrowers who believe that they are losing their homes for questionable reasons, like onerous fees.

The biggest battle facing the redistricting commission -- and one with racial overtimes -- is over which set of census numbers to use in drawing up the new maps.

Campaigners say the home secretary's comments are in contrast to "decades of indifference" from previous governments about the uphill battle faced by grieving families.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced appointments to the city's redistricting commission yesterday, signaling the start of the next major political battle facing the City Council, after the budget.