Sentence examples for effectively fighting from inspiring English sources

Frazier was virtually helpless, effectively fighting blind in the last rounds, and in the 14th he was floored.

Romania is still under EU monitoring for guaranteeing an independent judiciary and for effectively fighting corruption and other crimes.

With women sidelined from the career track, Japan is effectively fighting with one hand tied behind its back.

Off stage, the company has lurched from crisis to crisis and is now effectively fighting for its life.

She wrote: We are confident that permitting judicial review will advance your goals of effectively fighting terrorism and promoting a more just and peaceful world.

The turning point of the war in Europe came when Hitler launched Operation Barbarossa in the summer of 1941, effectively fighting on two fronts.

John Branch, writing for The Times, reports that both U.S.A. Hockey and Hockey Canada are "seriously considering rules that would effectively end fighting in nonprofessional leagues as soon as next season".

Aides to the Democratic leadership said Monday that they saw little point in passing anything that would effectively drag the fighting out longer.

Effectively we were fighting relegation with a £1.5m side and at the end of the season players, some earning £300,000 a year, left.

Gbowee is particularly impressive: during what looked like a hopeless civil war in the nineteen-nineties, her peaceful, all-women prayer protests, sit-ins, and appeals to rebels to sign a peace deal effectively ended the fighting.

Waleran's twin brother, Robert of Leicester, effectively withdrew from fighting in the conflict at the same time.