Sentence examples for difficult battles from inspiring English sources

More difficult battles for the ECB's president surely lie ahead.

They have now fought some of the most difficult battles since the Second World War.

The kinds of legislation that might address that pay gap are much more difficult battles to fight.

He was one of the most telegenic faces of the military during his tenure, testifying frequently in Congress about the country's difficult battles overseas.

"There is no doubt that for six months now we've been in a war," the Prime Minister said, adding that his government had lost some "difficult battles".

But they still struggle to support themselves in areas varying from logistics and planning to intelligence-gathering and back-up from planes and helicopters in difficult battles.

It's a much more difficult battle".

"It is a difficult battle to fight.

You're fighting a difficult battle.

This is likely the most difficult battle Obama will undertake.

Pakistani analysts say independent groups of militants are battling the security forces, complicating a difficult battle.