Sentence examples for fiercely battled from inspiring English sources

The PSOE triumphed again in the 2008 general elections after a fiercely battled campaign, though it failed to gain an absolute majority.

In 1,500 words, the chief executive of LivingSocial spun a tale about how his site had fiercely battled its rival Groupon and emerged the victor.

Ladoon charges tourists to come see and photograph the polar bears, which have fiercely battled and killed dogs there in the past.

Every time, we have fiercely battled these schemes, and even taken them to the European courts to stop them from happening.

So, even if these initial reforms pass, we have to be prepared to come back every year or two to take another few hard and fiercely battled steps forward.

Save Bonny and Read, who fiercely battled their pursuers, the corsairs were too inebriated to resist, and the crew was captured and brought to Spanish Town, Jam., for trial.

Argentina's president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, who fiercely battles her domestic critics, is scheduled to come here this weekend to attend a Mass celebrated by the pope.

Mr. Ford's flirtation with a New York bid has led him upstate on the proverbial listening tour to Buffalo and Albany, and into the Park Avenue trenches to fiercely battle Ms. Gillibrand for donations from Wall Street executives.

They fret that Mr. Sununu has tied Mr. Reilly's hands and that the environmental chief has become more concerned with his White House access and the planned Cabinet status for his job than with fiercely battling for the cause.

Despite a reputation for fiercely battling unions, the company, whose United States unit is based in Nashville, was far more generous in the new settlement than one reached in 1996.

Those involved in the industry coalition (which I wrote about here) insist they've found it relatively easy to unite in opposition to a single idea — Medicare-for-all and other iterations of it — even as they're fiercely battling on many other fronts.