Sentence examples for easily fighting from inspiring English sources

In an interview with editors and reporters at The New York Times, Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla said his country was still seeking closer ties with the United States, suggesting that the two sides start with subjects on which they should be able to find common ground most easily — fighting drug trafficking, terrorism and threats to the environment, to name a few.

Jose Goncalves did it all — he scored the winning goal, he smothered Montreal's best chances, he comforted Saer Sene during his profoundly gruesome leg injury, and he ran the final seconds off the clock by charging the full length of the field into the opposite corner — easily fighting off would-be possessors of the ball as he's done all season.

The five most reported behavior problems identified from free list interviews were (1) not paying attention to studies (padhaima dhyan nadine), (2) involvement in addictive behaviors (i.e., consuming alcohol, cigarettes and marijuana) (kulat ma fasne), (3) getting angry easily and fighting over small issues (sano kuramarisaune/jhagadagarne), (4) disobedience (atteri), and (5) stealing (chorne).

Mr Khan says that his tribe and its allies could easily raise a fighting force of 2,000 men in the course of a day.

If I do fault Obama, it is for giving in too easily and not fighting hard enough for more of the types of spending just described and fewer tax cuts that are unlikely to do much good.

While the Heat could very easily find itself fighting with the risen Derrick Rose's Chicago Bulls or in a rematch with the Indiana Pacers, it seems inevitable that LeBron and the Miami Heat would have to face off against Melo and the New York Knicks at least once with an NBA Finals visit on the line.

Down here, you could easily mistake the fighting for a game.

The contest is framed by their shared travelling backgrounds, and thus fits easily into the "gypsy" fighting stereotype.

That said, Orwell's writings aren't easily citable by those fighting the sexist exploitation of women and girls.

Stacey Campfield, who was Mr. Gingrich's co-chairman in Tennessee, called him a true competitor who could not easily put aside his fighting instinct.

Some benefits of meditation that are less observable for most people include: falling asleep more easily, more ease in fighting addictions, altered states of mind (which are most prominent in people who have spent over 1,000 hours meditating such as Buddhist monks).