Sentence examples for has long fought with from inspiring English sources
It also includes an animal-rights group, NYClass, that has long fought with Ms. Quinn over horse-drawn carriages and other issues.
Flint has long fought with the image of a broken factory town.
MIMA, to 30 Oct RC The feminist art agitator Judith Bernstein has long fought fire with fire.
Not surprisingly, the latter group tends to ally itself with United Teachers Los Angeles, which has long fought changes in work rules and accountability — with too much success.
He also weathered a continuing clash with the cyclist Lance Armstrong, who has long fought doping accusations.
Pakistan's army and intelligence agencies have long fought a proxy war with India by sponsoring militant groups to terrorize the Indian-administered part of the territory.
The French have long fought for a communal gouvernement économique with wide powers over taxation and monetary policy one which would trouble many of its partners (and The Economist).
A Syrian with historical links to the group's earliest incarnation, al-Qaida in Iraq, Abu Issa was released along with dozens of men like him as part of an amnesty given by Assad to Islamist detainees, which was touted by the regime as a reconciliation with men who had long fought against them.
In contrast with PC makers, firms in the telecoms industry have long fought over patents.
Eurovision has long been continental politics fought with ballads instead of bombs and 2012 was the most politicised contest yet.
