Sentence examples for be a difficult battle from inspiring English sources

Their signal of flexibility came amid indications that Obama is picking up tentative, conditional support in what promises to be a difficult battle for approval of military strikes.

As reports circulated that Isis had executed its own soldiers after the recapture of Ramadi, Carter warned the 101st that Mosul would be a difficult battle, particularly as a dug-in Isis force challenges an Iraqi army with persistent logistics difficulties fighting far from Baghdad.

However, China Mobile's dominance in China's rural market means that even capturing new mobile customers will be a difficult battle for China Telecom," Yu added.

"It is a difficult battle to fight.

Even then, it's a difficult battle (just ask the '09 Steelers).

It is a difficult battle, and we must hope that the social media companies are able to get it right; in the meantime, we should continue to monitor that hate speech censorship censors just hate speech, and no more.

So this is a difficult battle the students are waging with the university.

"They are a classic 800-pound gorilla that has been cut down to size a bit, but they are still a 500-pound gorilla politically and this will still be a difficult political battle," Mr. Markey said.

But the Jamaican, the youngest sprinter ever to break the 10 second barrier, shares his coach, Glenn Mills, with Usain Bolt which could prove to be a difficult psychological battle of egos The next 100 days?

By sharing, and inviting the same from a lover, we better grasp what the ancient Greek meant by: "Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a difficult battle"- we are imperfect, we each falter, we all fall.

Even as party leaders in Washington leave some vulnerable Democrats to fend for themselves in the final days of the campaign and scramble to shore up incumbents who might be more viable, one candidate is being given particular assistance: Gov. Ted Strickland of Ohio, who is in a difficult battle for re-election.