Sentence examples for is fought with from inspiring English sources

It is centuries old, and it is fought with tooth, nail, sorcery, and sex.

But polio requires vaccination of millions of children, while guinea worm is fought with water filters and larvicides.

One is fought with convictions, guns and human bombs, the other with statements about convictions, spokesmen and images of the dead and wounded on each side.

They also compete furiously to provide workers with the best food and the most fashionable yoga instructors.But the talent wars have a darker side, one that is fought with lawsuits and handcuffs rather than bonuses and California rolls.

At Mr. Pohl's urging, Bantam published two of the most important science fiction books of the era: "The Female Man," by Joanna Russ, a feminist novel in which the war between the sexes is fought with real bullets; and "Dhalgren," by Samuel R. Delany, a vast experimental work that owed as much to James Joyce as to H. G. Wells.

Different rates of fragmentation lead to different indices conventional war is fought with robust armies that are unlikely to fragment, while terrorists are more likely to have shifting alliances.Dr Spagat points out that, if their model is correct, it makes casualty data useful in a situation where intelligence about the enemy is hard to come by as seems to be the case in Iraq at the moment.

The very least we can do is fight with her, speak up for her, and VOTE for her.

The worst thing you can do is fight with such a person because it just wastes your time.

Terrorists have to be fought with guns.

Traditionally, religious wars were fought with swords and sieges; today, they often are fought with books.

"It can't be fought with velvet gloves.