Sentence examples for easy battle from inspiring English sources
It was not an easy battle.
Competing in the memory business will not be an easy battle.
They just have to understand, she said last week, that "it's not going to be an easy battle".
It was not an easy battle for Mr. Camargo, who faced political obstacles at almost every turn.
But skeptics point out that the government may have won an easy battle by setting a relatively low target of money to be raised in the auction.
The Bush administration may have selected Abu Sayyaf because it looked like a chance to win a relatively easy battle early in the war.
They claim to defend human rights, but instead of doing their job, they pick easy battles.
It hasn't been easy, battling these obstacles while pushing through a rigorous curriculum, but with each step forward, I have gained confidence that I can complete this journey.
With Mr. Malema no longer in the A.N.C., Mr. Zuma is expected to face a much easier battle to retain leadership of the party when it holds its national conference later this year.
"The US and NATO would be asked to provide equipment for such a force," the cable said, "as well as logistics, movement support, and 'naval and air cover.' " Saud also argued that the conflict in Lebanon would be an "easier battle to win" than trying to scale back Iranian influence in Iraq and the Palestinian territories.
No contacts had been made with Syria on any Beirut developments, Saud said, adding: "What would be the use?" Saud said that of all the regional fronts on which Iran was advancing, Lebanon would be an "easier battle to win" for the anti-Iranian allies.
