Sentence examples for necessity of fighting from inspiring English sources
If I hadn't had the Church to fight it with or to tell me the necessity of fighting it, I would be the stinkingest logical positivist you ever saw right now.
By contrast, Slope "had predetermined to hate the man, because he foresaw the necessity of fighting him".
In March 1958 the United States suspended arms sales to Cuba, and on Jan . 1 , 1959a triumphant Castro entered Havana without the necessity of fighting a battle.
Now, however, General David Petraeus, the head of America's Central Command, has rightly asserted that there is a "degree of unanimity" among Pakistan's civilian and military leaders about the necessity of fighting the Taliban.
Not because it takes a stand against the Yom Kippur War, or war in general -- the soldiers in the film accept the necessity of fighting, and the film never questions their commitment -- but because Mr. Gitai, who wrote the screenplay with Marie-Jose Sanselme, does his utmost to resist the conventions of the genre.
The cover contradicts the book's spirit, but at the same time reveals the 'mammalian attraction' of potential readers, reaffirming the still current necessity of fighting for microbes.
The previous peak was around 110percentt, and that was during the 1940s -- when the necessities of fighting a world war called for unusually large borrowing.
"Recurrent waves of fighting".
[13] So don't be afraid of fighting against difficulties.
Mr. Obama had no problem winning over a conclave of white Christian conservatives at Rick Warren's megachurch in Orange County, Calif., even though he insisted on the necessity of condoms in fighting AIDS.
