Sentence examples for has fought more difficult from inspiring English sources

"Rudy Giuliani has fought more difficult fights in his life than this".

Choudhury has fought to capture more value for years.

The extreme unpopularity of America across most of the Arab world, and more recently the wars America has fought there, put Arab-Americans in a difficult position to press their foreign-policy views.

Mrs Clinton has also fought more clumsily than her opponent.

They have made proxy fights more difficult to stage by putting obstacles in the way of shareholders communicating with each other.

Conversely, he cannot jump as high, making some situations, such as certain boss fights, more difficult.

More recently, his firms have fought allegations of underpaying taxes.

Technology companies in Silicon Valley have fought the expensing of options for many years, warning that it would make it more difficult to raise capital and would damage competitiveness.

Establishing any kind of government in the Philippines was much more difficult because a large band of Filipinos resisted American rule as bravely as they had fought the Spanish.

"We have to fight more," Stoudemire said.

"We have to fight more," he says.