Sentence examples for heated struggles from inspiring English sources

All seven Republican state senators are seen as vulnerable this year, leading to unusually heated struggles for minor-party lines that could provide the margin of victory in a close race.

Much of his focus was on the heated struggles on US university campuses, where campaigns for boycotts, divestment and sanctions against Israel increasingly led to legal action against activists, both at student and faculty level.

In the 1980s, in a similarly heated struggle, preservationists and city officials tussled over the height of Charleston Place, a 441-room hotel at the center of the historic area.

But the timing of Friday's summons raised tensions in an already heated political struggle.

The Heat struggled to defend Roy Hibbert, the Pacers' 7-2 center, just as they are now struggling with Garnett.

With Bosh out, the Heat struggled to put away the Indiana Pacers, a team with no transcendent star but fantastic depth and chemistry.

After an unconvincing start which saw the Heat struggling at 3-10 afthreehree overs, the hosts recovered to post 6-147, thanks largely to the efforts of Peter Forrest and Andrew Flintoff.

Then Dallas went to a zone and the Heat struggled.

Despite Wade's play, the Heat struggled early in the season with injuries and were 20 25 on February 1 , 2007

The Heat struggled offensively for much of the season; Matt Keith was the team's leading scorer at just 35 points, while T. J. Brodie and Jon Rheault had 34 points each.

If anything Barkley and Jordan weren't even as neck-and-neck as LeBron and Durant though, with Durant dominating the MVP narrative through January as the Heat struggled, and in February vice-versa.