Sentence examples for difficulty of fighting from inspiring English sources
Still, the Democrats acknowledged the difficulty of fighting against a tax cut.
The wind, the cold weather and the inaccessibility of the building because of its waterfront location compounded the difficulty of fighting the fire, he added.
The congressman seemed not only vexed by the difficulty of fighting the incumbent, but personally stung and deflated by the turn of events, and he seemed to disappear from view for several months.
The combat death was another milestone in the United States' escalating involvement in a war against Islamist militants called the Shabab and showed the difficulty of fighting in the Horn of Africa country, where drought and famine have heightened chaos.
31 March 2017: Most of the centre of west Mosul remains under Isis control after a deadly airstrike by the US-led coalition highlighted the difficulty of fighting in densely populated areas.
A clean-up operation by the Ugandan Government and international relief agencies has been hampered by the remoteness of the area, heavy rains and the difficulty of fighting off the wild animals and dogs feeding on the bodies.
More than seventy per cent of seizures in Texas are "administrative" cases, which means that they are never contested by the owner — owing to guilt, Porter maintains, more than to the difficulties of fighting back.
Mainly that war could begin very soon.The principal argument for haste has more to do with momentum than with the weatherMuch is sometimes made of the difficulties of fighting in the desert heat, which starts in March.
In a previous video, the same man spoke of the difficulties of fighting in Syria, saying "you don't just come here, put on a tactical vest, grab a Kalashnikov and get a big beard".
Rebels opposed to President Bashar al-Assad who have lamented for much of this year the difficulties of fighting the Syrian Air Force have displayed two new weapons that could alter their antiaircraft campaign.
