Sentence examples for have fought much from inspiring English sources
A lawyer would have fought much harder, likely to a different end.
It did not welcome this week's decision, but it would have fought much harder against a spring hike that would have embarrassed its candidates on the stump.In this section A hiker's guide to Japan Investing for kicks Can pigs fly?
No single chronicler, no matter how hard he or she tries, can capture it all, especially in a war in which both sides have fought much of their campaigns secretly and tried to keep their methods out of sight.
"Nothing is more important than our defense budget," Mr. Bush said to 4,000 thunderously cheering troops and civilians at the Cumberland County Arena near Fort Bragg, the headquarters for the Army's elite Special Operations Forces, which have fought much of the war in Afghanistan.
The Red Wings have not been a team that has fought much in recent years and yet has won four Stanley Cups since 1997, more than twice as many as any other team in that span.
The 25-pound weight advantage Ruiz possessed -- he lost two pounds since Thursday's weigh-in, falling to 224 pounds -- made it seem more like a heavyweight was fighting a middleweight, which is where Jones has fought much of his career.
He has fought much of his career at 170 pounds, but he has also struggled to make that weight consistently.
But while the Scots might have fought over much in their history — their inclusion in the United Kingdom, for one — news of the curtailed parade elicited little resistance or angst among the Tartan Day clan.
Sandra said she sometimes wonders, "If the hospital had been more compassionate, would we have fought so much?" Nailah asked Children's Hospital to perform a tracheotomy, a surgery that enables ventilator air to be pumped directly into the windpipe a safer way for Jahi to breathe when transported to a new hospital.
Teachers unions and state education officials have fought over how much weight to accord to student test scores.
However, starting in the 1970s, preservationists have fought back, saving much and making the city into Europe's most important case study in historical preservation and historical loss.
