Sentence examples similar to habitual fighting from inspiring English sources
In doing so, he associated habitual bipedal posture with fighting with the forelimbs.
The work and pensions secretary is fighting EU moves to change Britain's habitual residence test which limits benefit claims by new arrivals.
Characters such as pronounced forelimb strength, robust distal limbs, short stature, wide hips, robust head and neck, and habitual bipedalism gave australopiths a body configuration that is consistent with specialization for fighting with the forelimbs [39], [56].
It gets a little sketchy for our purposes, since it is too extensive to explain my basic idea here, but I guess my basic approach could be summarized as "fighting fiction with fiction". I hope to use "a sub-cultural imagination" to critically challenge the habitual thinking that characterizes both my own and the general perception of what contemporary art is or should be.
In a document explaining its decision, the bank said, "Because of the controversial issues surrounding DDT, the World Bank's malaria team discourages the habitual use of DDT for malaria control". Renato Gusm-o of P.A.H.O. said that the bank's environmental group told him it was fighting for the elimination of DDT and could not allow the bank to finance DDT while advocating a ban.
Negotiating is not fighting.
And I was fighting" (2 CS).
