He endlessly fought against the theories of chemical atoms and molecular constitutions, which he considered to be "theories of language," and championed instead his own system of equivalents, which he considered to be "theories of facts" firmly grounded on empirical evidence.
For most of that time, Texas law enforcement has endlessly fought DNA testing, litigating the case at taxpayer's expense.
The first, of course, is taxes, which are endlessly fought over and usually get most of politicians' attention.
But normally, the governor and the Legislature fight endlessly about how much money there is to spend.
What, are we going to fight endlessly as a testimony that our troops are not able to deal with the situation?
White casts himself as the sport's shoot-from-the-hip everyman, not only the overexcited promoter — endlessly saying, "this fight's gonna be a war like nothin' ever seen" — but also the outraged fan, the first to badmouth a bout that "bored everyone to sleep".
Trusted civic leaders — people who fight endlessly for reform — estimate Mr. Traficant's standing to be at best as a talk-radio grievance peddler, not as a resurrected politician capable of catching on, as he is trying to do, with the new tea-party theatrics.
The peril constantly stalking the story does, however, serve to expose the depths of the couple's pettiness, as they fight endlessly and futilely over things like buying mayonnaise, getting lost on the Interstate and turning off the living room lights.
You can't avoid being indicted here, but you can fight endlessly against the seditious morons that do it.
America's major carriers run six overlapping national networks and fight endlessly over the one-third of callers who switch service every year.
