Sentence examples for intensely fighting from inspiring English sources

U.S. expenditures are down as well, but mainly because the U.S. no longer is so intensely fighting so many wars.

Now focused intensely on fighting the labeling of GMOs, they spent $46m in California and $22m in Washington to defeat ballot initiatives requiring genetically-modified ingredients be labeled.

Armed military defectors also seemed to be fighting intensely.

Indeed, it would be much more worrying if the public-health élites gathered in Monrovia were not fighting intensely about every aspect of the war on Ebola.

It would be much more worrisome if the public-health élites gathered in Monrovia were not fighting intensely about every aspect of the war on Ebola.

Mr. Edwards responded a moment later that he was not trying to drag down Mrs. Clinton, but was instead fighting intensely on behalf of struggling Americans.

Ronnie O'Sullivan's campaign for a third world championship title ended last night when the bookmakers' favourite finally succumbed 13-9 to John Higgins after fighting intensely to stage a comeback from six frames behind.

For the first time since the fall of Saddam Hussein a year ago, the Americans found themselves fighting intensely against two main segments of the population, using warplanes, attack helicopters and armored units against the groups the United States had said it came to liberate when it invaded war in March last year.

It was at this point, after several successive counteroffensives that saw both sides fighting intensely over the same ground, that the two sides started serious peace negotiations.

The Labour grandee, now 96, told The Independent: "I disliked him intensely when we were fighting, because I felt he was raising the wrong issues and using the wrong arguments.

They are racing drivers, they are intensely competitive, they are fighting for the world championship".