Sentence examples for fought unusually from inspiring English sources

The appointment has set off a fiercely fought, unusually expensive contest to secure Ms. Dandekar's seat in a special election on Tuesday, an election that will determine whether the Democrats maintain a majority or whether the Republicans advance to tie.

These efforts reflect the fact that the House contest has been fought on an unusually level financial playing field.

And it came three days after Mr. Obama met with another former rival, Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexico, a former ambassador to the United Nations who might now be in competition with Mrs. Clinton for the State Department post.The Obama-McCain meeting in Chicago, an effort at reconciliation after a sometimes bitterly fought campaign, came unusually soon after Election Day.

They fought back quickly, becoming unusually accessible to the media and adept at off-the-record briefings through their public relations team.

This set up the Indian team for their strong showing in Beijing, where not only did Vijender Singh win his bronze, but Kumar — who fights with an unusually risky style in which he drops his defenses to attack aggressively — made it to the semifinal round by defeating the world bantamweight champion, Sergey Vodopyanov of Russia.

This sums up the situation well, even if it does less than justice to the efforts of a remarkable group of British irregulars who fought for many months in unusually grim and difficult conditions.

Mohoumadi is the French champion, which I gather is about as significant as being Albania's top crown green bowls player, but 5 promised us he would give DeGale a decent fight and, unusually for boxing, this was not just hype.

The contest for the Democratic nomination may or may not be unusually polite, but it will be hard fought.

It was fought on his terms, and the victory has made him an unusually forceful defense secretary at a pivotal moment for the American military.

It was fought on his terms, and the victory has turned him into an unusually forceful defense secretary at a pivotal moment for the military.

Pentagon officials, though, are convinced the PLA was behind the attack.In this section That empty-nest feeling Beware the Trojan panda Reprints Related items Cyberwarfare: The mouse that roaredSep 5th 2007 Cyberwarfare: Newly nastyMay 24th 2007In response to German criticism, the Chinese authorities last month promised, unusually, to fight the common scourge of hackers.