Sentence examples for permanent fight from inspiring English sources

Societies are in a permanent fight to change things.

"In the permanent fight for emancipation, we've shown the beauty and diversity of our culture," Ms. Daroczi said about the art shows over the years.

And the metaphor we use to describe our struggle matters: some things that are justifiable in a temporary time of war are not justifiable during a permanent fight against crime, even if the criminals are murderous fanatics.

"This time the fight against crime will not be carried out to soothe public opinion for a few days or a few months, but it will be a permanent fight to bring safety to the citizens," he told reporters.

This solution has saved the Eastern Orthodox from a permanent fight for the demand of celibacy for all clergymen, but it has resulted in a grave separation of the clergy into a white (celibate) and a black (married) clergy, which led to severe disagreements in times of crisis within Orthodoxy.

"What holds L.A. back is this permanent fight — either you're with us or against us.

There is also the broader fear, that absorption would make permanent the fight over the land Israel is on, giving radical groups a cause to rally around, and moderates nothing to point to.

It needs to address the sick workplace culture where participants after 10 years of civil warfare now roam the precinct in a permanent state of fight or flight.

Field said: "The aim is to form a network and collective voice that rivals the Amazonian rainforest in size, and makes a permanent contribution to fight against climate change.

"If there is a permanent change, I will fight it," Mr. Lauder said in a telephone interview on Sunday night.

The Nigerian women parliamentarians I met from both the state and federal legislatures told me that they fight a permanent onslaught of sexism.