Sentence examples for particularly fought from inspiring English sources

Kennedy also pressed the White House not to cave into Republican interests on the issue of the balanced budget; he particularly fought to protect Medicare.

Michael A. Telesca, a federal judge in Rochester who presided over the last phase of the marathon case, said in an interview yesterday that Mr. Smith had particularly fought to win a chance for each willing inmate to testify about Attica.

Th17 cells participate in antimicrobial immunity at mucosal and epithelial barriers and particularly fight against extracellular bacteria and fungi.

Still, it would be unusual for a state to have two senators who had run against each other, especially in a race that was particularly hard fought.

Aviation categories are particularly hard fought, with four UK airports up against four foreign contenders.

The Grotto is particularly bitterly fought over: even the 15 Grotto lanterns are divided out like the spoils of a war.

And if the Liberal Democrats succeed in their effort to win European-style proportional representation, the fight will become particularly hard fought in the future.

Intelligence services and law enforcers certainly need access to communications and content in some cases, particularly to fight terrorism.

Foxconn has not fought particularly hard to win that business back, according to Hewlett-Packard officials.

He fought particularly hard against Babylonia, deporting Kashtiliash IV to Assyria.

Leggy, but not particularly tall, he fought, he lost, he won the ball.