Sentence examples for effectively fought from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, Obama and the Democrats never effectively fought back.

"Our victim resisted that, managed to break free, effectively fought free from that attack and rendered the first assailant – well, he effectively knocked him on the floor".

Pacquiao, who revealed the extent of his shoulder injury meant he effectively fought Mayweather with only one hand, denies hiding the injury from authorities and revealed his camp made the US Anti-Doping awarey aware of the injury.

Since the presidential race was effectively fought to a draw and the Republican majorities in both houses of Congress have shrunk, incremental change is probably the most that a Bush or a Gore administration can shoot for in the next two years.

They did not manage to make this advantage count, however, and the Battle of Vélez-Málaga was effectively fought to a draw.

"Yoga Liberation" is an article I edited, talking about the forgotten Indian yogis who very effectively fought the occupation in colonized India.

New and better therapies, including cost effective vaccination, are required to effectively fight TB.

However, security experts say that the government might be too weak to effectively fight the terrorist elements.

"Local law enforcement requires the active and sustained cooperation of immigrant communities to effectively fight crime," Mr. de Blasio wrote.

Food experts say there is growing awareness that governments cannot effectively fight hunger, or climate change, without reducing food waste.

The U.S. has little to show for its efforts to build a moderate Syrian ground force that can effectively fight the extremists.