Sentence examples for generally fought from inspiring English sources

Teachers unions have generally fought such incentives, but Edison also has worked closely with some unions.

Service people have generally fought the wars and then come back and been forgotten".

If wrestling was a pantomime, she was always the villain, who bit and pulled hair, stuck her finger into an opponent's eye and generally fought dirty.

Until this year, both contests were generally fought within what the British call the Marquess of Queensberry rules of fair play.

Although environmentalists applauded the move, farmers generally fought it and delayed its implementation by what most, including Howitt, consider a foolish amount of time.

Cases are generally fought on a no-win, no-fee basis, and in the case of Spanish Legal Reclaims, the fee is 30%-35 30%-35e claim.

(My children, who generally fight over the last tentacle, left much of it untouched).

The eagles are its great enemy, and attack it fiercely ; two of them generally fight together, and in such a case the snake has very little chance of escape". a stag-hunt in luzon with horses and dogs.

The novel's narrator, Kaaro, is an unusually gifted "sensitive" recruited from his life as a thief and scammer for an elite group of secret government agents who telepathically interrogate suspects and generally fight terrorism.

People generally fight about how to solve things, but not so much after they've been solved, even if they don't particularly like the solution.

Each area of Tabbaneh is controlled by separate militias who generally fight alongside each other but don't share a common leadership.