Sentence examples for battle so much from inspiring English sources

"It will be a special game for me, because South Africa has had to battle so much against racism," Liverani said at the time.

Back then it wasn't "terrorism" that they were battling so much as social unrest.

"That is something that our elders have been praying for," Ms. Washington said, "that our children would have a path forward without drugs and alcohol because we have battled so much".

Weakness and fear are clearly at the heart of the India-Pakistan dispute; why else would two nations battling so much poverty, corruption and population growth divert their scarce cash into building nuclear weapons?

It is hard to understand that footballers, who have battled so much to be independent of clubs, ending the old contract situation [with the 1995 Bosman ruling], are now controlled by third-party funds.

"It's been a massive battle, and so much fun to be in a battle with these guys again," he said after being congratulated by Hirvonen.

The Corps is not about to give up the battle, or so much as imagine impending defeat.

They are developing a small device that can attach to the exhaust systems of diesel generators used by the U.S. Army that will capture waste heat and use it to run air conditioners in the fields of battle (not so much for the soldiers' comfort, but so the command's electronics don't fry).

Belgrano said: "Soldiers: we have lost the battle after so much fighting.

As their tempers rose, each seemed to be battling not so much the other as the distorted image of himself that his opponent represented.

At their first meeting the song "I've Got a Crush on You" plays as they circle each other, battling not so much for each other as for the spotlight.