Sentence examples for more embattled from inspiring English sources

Until then he will work with a different, more embattled Mr Bush.

Mr Murdoch saw them off, against the odds, so why not repeat the trick with the Sulzbergers?So far, the Sulzbergers have remained unwaveringly loyal to their latest son to run the family firm, though he gets more embattled by the day.

But, as the 20th Century dawned, Britain entered a harsher political world - and faced by challenges to the basic make-up of the United Kingdom, conservatism became more embattled.

James Hunter of Rolling Stone magazine noted that musically, Jackson was no longer trying to hide any eccentricities he had, he expressed the opinion that in "They Don't Care About Us", the pop musician sounded more embattled than ever.

THE more embattled a leader is at home, the brighter the lure of foreign horizons.

Others still, notably those from the euro zone's more embattled economies, are appalled.

The pack grew heavier and the bergs more numerous, embattled in a formidable array.

His resignation put more pressure on embattled House Speaker Jim Wright, who resigned several days later.

It was just one more protest against embattled President Hugo Chávez -- but it led to the end of his tumultuous three-year regime when gunmen supportive of the president fired indiscriminately on the crowds.

The mood was decidedly more righteous and embattled in the smaller, second ballroom in a south Tucson hotel, where fewer than 200 of Randy Graf's supporters gathered on primary night for what they hoped would be a victory party.

Either way, at 69, a time in life more conducive to embarking on a path to patriarchal disengagement, Stern has become more publicly embroiled and embattled than ever.