Sentence examples for permanent battle from inspiring English sources

Torres says: "Atlético represent a permanent battle against the odds; being an atlético means never giving in.

Anyone unfamiliar with the England tragicomedy would look at that record and never know this is a team that appears to be locked in a permanent battle for credibility.

Life is a permanent battle but he is getting by, eternally grateful for the therapy he has received from the Sporting Chance clinic and clinical psychologist Dr Lee Martin.

Within the economic profession, however, the subject of strict rationality is the occasion of a permanent pitched battle.

Putin is the only person capable of arbitrating between the Kremlin's rival factions, who are locked in a permanent and exhausting battle for money and influence.

Johnson also had some reasonably good news for a campaign he supported during his election run-up: for the fourth plinth to house a permanent memorial to Battle of Britain hero Sir Keith Park.

Soon, Hogarth says, they'll add permanent links for battles and give users the ability to embed graphs into websites.

The father of the Green Revolution, Norman E. Borlaug, warned on the occasion of his receipt of the Nobel Peace Prize, "There can be no permanent progress in the battle against hunger until the agencies that fight for increased food production and those that fight for population control unite in a common effort".

Most important, there is absolutely no reason to use permanent tax changes to battle a temporary economic slowdown.

But he did not mention the coming legislative battle over permanent normal trade relations for China, which he supports.

But last week, after a 33-year long battle, the permanent home of the Black Cultural Archives finally opened its doors to the public to a gathered crowd of thousands.