Sentence examples for moving to fight from inspiring English sources

You have to keep moving to fight.

The government also said it was moving to fight online gambling and disputes over virtual coins.

Grassroots meetings are underway too, to keep the progressive agenda moving, to fight California's absurd gay marriage ban and to gain some control over the bailout process, if that's possible.

She must also move to fight corruption, build the rule of law and reduce the military's role in business.

Most likely the Fed will eventually move to fight inflation.

Whether she wins back her job, he seems to instinctively know if his wife is ever to return to some sort of normalcy — she has to move, to fight, to try.

Once the money is gone and aid organizations have moved to fight the next disaster, then locally led organizations will begin the true rebuilding efforts of Ecuador.

When the world feels threatening, I tend to move to "fight" mode.

It was part of a successful move to fight racism and push racial equality up the political agenda.

Venezuela's government knocked three zeros off the currency, the bolívar, in a move to fight inflation, which reached 22% in the 12 months to December.

He also suggested that political wariness could be what's holding Europe today back from making bigger moves to fight its problems.