Sentence examples for be a difficult fight from inspiring English sources

This will be a difficult fight.

Even if Messrs Koizumi and Takenaka had been tougher, genuine reform was always going to be a difficult fight.

But they said it would be a difficult fight, requiring a major commitment of troops and the support of many allies.

But even as many in Texas said it would be a difficult fight, there is optimism among Democrats that Ms. Davis — a two-term Democrat representing a conservative district — might have a shot.

Referring to some written notes, he delivered an update on the military campaign against ISIS (ISIL, in the President's parlance), saying, "This continues to be a difficult fight, but we are making significant progress".

Italy's 85-year-old president, Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, declined offers for a second two-year term, depriving Italy of its only clear consensus candidate and opening what is likely to be a difficult fight to choose his successor.

It was a difficult fight in my history.

There were no knockdowns, however, and it was a difficult fight to score.

General Abbas expressed confidence that the military would capture Mingora as well, but noted that it was a difficult fight.

"This is a difficult fight," said Rishipal Chauhan, 49, who works nights as a driver and has spent the last week at Jantar Mantar.

"It's a difficult fight staying in New York," said Jeffrey Mishkin, Worksman's president, whose wife, Barbara, is Mr. Worksman's granddaughter.