Sentence examples for continually fight from inspiring English sources

The industry is a complicated ecosystem of players — drivers, garage owners, medallion-leasing agents, and city regulators — who continually fight over the details of how the system should work.

"People are still worried about our [version of Zoe's law], Fred Nile has no hope in hell, he is making us relive it every time and making us have to continually fight off conspiracy theories," she said.

While we can grumble about the roadblocks to the people's documents erected by all administrations at all levels of government, should not we also be castigating our journalistic colleagues and institutions (with too few exceptions) for their failure to continually fight the good fight?

To be a specialist in the event is to continually fight the perception that, to paraphrase the former basketball coach Bob Knight, all swimmers learn to race the 50 freestyle in the second grade and most go on to better things.

There is still a long way to go, but we just have to continually fight for it.

As LGBT advocates, we must continually fight for better policy that centers the needs of the most vulnerable members of our community.

"He continually fights against any kind of federal control".

The conventional war was continually fought throughout that time.

Because of its strategic position, it was continually fought over, passing among the Arabs, Persians, Portuguese, and Turks until 1840, when the sultan of Zanzibar finally gained control.

It continually fights with the feds over environmental policies and land ownership (over half of the state is owned by the federal government).

The tiny kingdoms that subsequently sprang up all over Southeast Asia continually fought among themselves; their kings were neither powerful nor rich, and the royal courts became centres of military planning and political intrigue.