Sentence examples for be waged in the from inspiring English sources

Although this battle will be waged in the trenches, it will also be fought — and to a large extent won — in the court of public opinion.

Women began to serve on Texas juries in 1954, and their battle for inclusion would continue to be waged in the South for the next decade.

In recent weeks, for the first time, a broad-based international consensus has formed that war could soon be waged in the vast desert and savanna of northern Mali, an area roughly the size of France.

In recent months, amid a series of American military operations that caused civilian casualties, Mr. Karzai has repeatedly said that the fight against the insurgents should not be waged "in the villages" of Afghanistan but rather in the rugged borderlands to the east and south.

The battle over Fast Track will be waged in the House.

With six talented teams dreaming of a title, a key battle in the West will be waged in the regular season by trying to secure home-court advantage for the playoffs.

There is class warfare being waged in the 2012 campaign.

A similar campaign was waged in the blogosphere.

But it is a shame that the fight is not being waged in the 21st century.

An intense medieval PR campaign was waged in the battle between gruyt and secular hops.

The humorous campaign is, appropriately enough, being waged in the nontraditional media.