Sentence examples for long-term fight from inspiring English sources

"This is going to be a long-term fight," Mr. Hoyt said.

Mr. Zaharopulo had previously drawn attention for his long-term fight against poaching and illegal logging in the area.

'It is a long-term fight to ensure the hooligans, thugs and criminals who create disorder will not win,' Iemma said.

But the Democratic contest already appears to be turning into a long-term fight for delegates between Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama.

Bush told Washington post on Tuesday he plans to expand the size of the US military to deal with the long-term fight against terrorism.

"The reason they changed their tactics is that they want to prepare for a long-term fight, and for that they need support from the people; they need local sources of income," he said.

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After all, Obama will be trading blows with Wall Street on a number of major, long-term reform fights throughout the Senate debate.

As large-scale and long-term projects fought for clearance before City Council, food security, urban farming and zoning battles became de rigeuer parlor talk for city folk.

Is this a long-term strategy to fight frostbite?

The response of Stephen Harper's Conservative administration was that the best long-term strategy to fight poverty is "the sustained employment of Canadians".