Sentence examples similar to fighting options from inspiring English sources

In the aftermath of the Indian Ocean tsunami late last year, Kadirgamar told me, "I think now the fighting option is almost gone for the foreseeable future".

— As the crest moves steadily down the Mississippi River, unhurriedly receding in Memphis while sending its backwaters at a rapid clip across the farmland of the Mississippi Delta, officials from the Army Corps of Engineers on Thursday were coming close to making one of the most momentous decisions remaining on their list of flood-fighting options.

Despite the potential success of this case, we don't expect to crime-fighting options any time soon.

"I never decided to fight -- not fighting was never an option," Dr. Lipstadt, a renowned scholar of the Holocaust who runs the Institute for Jewish Studies at Emory University in Atlanta, said during Yeshiva's commencement ceremonies in an auditorium at Madison Square Garden.

IN January, six firefighters, trapped on the fourth floor of a Bronx building by a flareup in the fire they were fighting, saw their options for escape evaporate.

Although two people involved in the negotiations say Hindery's demands for his compensation delayed the consummation of the deal, Hindery said his salary -- said to be $500,000, one-quarter of what is paid annually to Harvey Schiller, YankeeNets' chairman -- was settled early and he was fighting for stock options for the executive team he is bringing in.

Ms. Ignagni offered her own package of concessions, including covering people with pre-existing conditions, ending lifetime coverage caps and simplifying record-keeping, all the while fighting the "public option," as a government plan is known.

But there are some options for fighting back.

The new urgency for a political settlement in Afghanistan has further limited Washington's options for fighting the Haqqani network.

With Serbia's scant resources and tattered public image, his options for fighting the diplomatic might of countries supporting Kosovo, like the United States, Germany and Britain, seemed limited.

By The New Yorker September 2, 2014 Listen to "In Search of a Strategy," Steve Coll's Comment about President Obama's limited options for fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria.