Sentence examples for harder fought from inspiring English sources

This year's election, by many measures, is even harder fought.

So the propaganda war was probably a draw.The real war will be harder fought.

Elections in marginal constituencies are always harder fought than elections in safe seats.

Summer is typically the quietest of times so maintaining an order book to keep you busy through the summer months takes longer and is harder fought.

This was a wonderful final, far harder fought than the straight-sets scoreline suggests, and Williams did not disagree when one journalist suggested it was the best she had been involved in here at Wimbledon.

The bloodstains on the uniform of the Connecticut sophomore Tina Charles, who injured her left shoulder late in the game but appeared to be fine, was evidence that the game was harder fought than the final score suggested.

A narrator saluted the fight for racial freedom and an "even harder" fight for equality.

"It was just hard fought".

"Progress is hard fought.

This is a hard fought privilege.

The 2012 campaign will be hard fought.