Sentence examples for fighting continuously from inspiring English sources

Local residents have been fighting continuously to see Lee's promises realized, first under the auspices of the Rogers-Eubanks Neighborhood Association (RENA), then with the Coalition to End Environmental Racism (CEER).

Starting from the 1920s, Netanyahu depicted how the Palestinians have been fighting continuously against Israel's independence.

Since January 1968, the North Vietnamese had been fighting continuously with U.S. and other allied military forces in I Corps, so their resupply capabilities were overstretched, and their soldiers were not given the opportunity to rest before the Tet Offensive.

The Sayyids ruled the territory of Delhi until 1451, trying to obtain tribute and recognition of suzerainty from the nearby Rajput rulers and fighting almost continuously against neighbouring states to preserve their kingdom intact.

The division had by now been fighting almost continuously throughout the summer.

If anyone is saying that change is impossible, they are being drowned out by those calling out, specifically, for ways to bring ourselves into full American citizenship -- the rights and privileges that we've been fighting for, continuously, since emancipation.

"It's our hope at this point that the notion of continuously fighting is put behind everyone and we can work on the relationship, and on peace," he said.

In particular, the last three years of her life had been spent continuously fighting this cancer with only one lung, she remaining happy and active against all prediction, until it at last took her life at the mere age of 44.

The Booker has a huge reach; it makes the careers of authors and in a world where books are continuously fighting for their place against other forms of entertainment the Booker should be showcasing a much more inclusive and diverse list with a wider appeal, not aiming to reach only white middle- to upper-class readers, and by default saying that only one type of audience matters.

The pharmaceutical industries and healthcare systems of the world are continuously fighting multidrug-resistant strains of bacteria the last 50 years.

You find a sense of joy, in the midst of so much heartbreak, in continuously fighting for the right to simply be equal.