Sentence examples for fought hardest from inspiring English sources
Dalston is probably the area of Hackney where the regeneration battle is being fought hardest.
It is feminists who have fought hardest for flexible working, improved parental rights and better support for carers.
"This has been the government that has fought hardest against the self-defense groups," Mr. Pastrana said.
How dare he strip her of the thing she has fought hardest for, a sense of belonging in the black working class?
The other main ethnic groups Uzbeks, Hazaras and Mr Rabbani's own Tajiks were those who fought hardest against the Taliban in its heyday in the 1990s, mainly within the coalition known as the Northern Alliance.
At the moment, many don't bother to vote, as the result in the general election is a foregone conclusion.Mr Bloomberg's idea was fought hardest by the barons who run the current primary system, particularly the trade unions.
We certainly fought hard.
The wrestlers fought hard.
