Sentence examples for has fought relentlessly from inspiring English sources

A federal judge, John Gleeson, rejected Mr. O'Hara's latest effort to contest a 1999 state court conviction that he has fought relentlessly.

"She has fought relentlessly for marriage equality, and remains a trailblazer and inspiration to the LGBTQ community across the world.

Black Lives Matter has galvanized a nationwide movement that has fought relentlessly to raise awareness around all of the issues Sanders mentioned, and more.

Homer, who said he became fascinated with fencing at 5 years old and competed in the 2012 London Olympics, has fought relentlessly to make his country and fans proud. .

To remember is essential; it is a worthy endeavor, a noble cause for which many of us have fought relentlessly.

They are also in the pockets of teachers' unions which have fought relentlessly against introducing more competition or standardised testing into the public schools.

In America they have fought relentlessly against charter schools (which escape union rules about pay and promotion) and scholarship schemes (which give choice to parents).The teachers' unions have an impressive record of terminating reformers.

Additionally, the report found that US and Afghan forces had fought relentlessly in Kunduz "throughout the evening of 30 Sep until early evening 2 Oct," suggesting that the pre-dawn morning of 3 October, when the strike was called in and took place, was relatively calm, a point MSF has made for seven months.

Cruz and Rubio have fought relentlessly over their positions, with Cruz accusing Rubio of favoring legalization and Rubio pointing to Cruz's amendment -- the one in Trump's commercial -- as proof he has changed his tune.

Exxon has fought the investigation relentlessly, taking the unusual step of suing Schneiderman in federal court, on the ground that his suit violated the First Amendment.

I mentioned at one point that I had met several Alaskans who described the state's relationship to Washington as that of a colony rich in resources, governed from afar, and dependent on that distant power to sustain it and I asked how the state could survive without the sort of federal appropriations that Ted Stevens had fought for relentlessly and that John McCain has made a cause of denouncing.