Sentence examples for fought energetically from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weiner has fought energetically for gun control, noise abatement of airlines and relief for abused women.

But he has fought energetically for a realistic plan to put Americans back to work and has been stymied at every step by Republicans.

In 1578 Farnese fought energetically in the Battle of Gembloux, in which the rebellious Dutch forces were routed, and punished a number of towns with a harshness that contrasts with his subsequent attitude.

He had fought energetically on issues such as housing and transport, and felt, with good reason, that he had outsmarted Goldsmith by depicting the Conservative campaign as racially divisive and unpleasantly negative.

After all, he was a proponent of smallpox inoculation, and he fought energetically in public forums against all who tried to prevent inoculations on the grounds that it was inherently risky and might theoretically prolong or even start epidemics.

He talks like he fights, energetically, generating a buzz around him that few fighters have.

When he has Black, he fights energetically to avoid loss, but when he has White and the advantage of the initial move, he seems to be just sulking.

No member of the Roman Catholic hierarchy fought more energetically than Cardinal Roger Mahony of Los Angeles to conceal the decades-long pedophile priest scandal.

The opposition fought it energetically, mainly because it was feared that control of the pension fund would create a latent risk of complete socialism; the government finally enacted the bill in 1959.

Announcing his candidacy at Democratic Party headquarters in Hartford, Mr. Blumenthal said he would "fight energetically and tenaciously for the people of Connecticut in the U.S. Senate," as he did in the attorney general's office.

For over a century, it has been accepted that if Black wishes to avoid inferiority he must fight back energetically, as Vescovi does with 4 Nf6.