Sentence examples for hardest fought from inspiring English sources

The last match of the night, between Hemingway and Shields, was the hardest fought.

For both candidates, this election has been their most expensive and perhaps their hardest fought.

One of the hardest fought areas in the document was sexual and reproductive rights.

The local paper says it will be the hardest fought of all the wards.

The Senate contest bids to be among the nation's hardest fought.

EDITORS and pundits seem to agree that the 2012 presidential election will be one of the hardest fought in memory.

Obama -- who was elected to the presidency after perhaps the hardest-fought campaign of the past half-century.

"This attack on our hardest-fought rights cannot go unanswered".

Schools were featured in commercials, handbills and stump speeches in several of the hardest-fought contests.

But the $9 billion active financing credit was arguably the hardest-fought.

It was also, on the Democratic side, the hardest-fought, with Hillary Clinton amassing almost as many primary votes as Barack Obama.