Sentence examples for persistent fighting from inspiring English sources

There was also persistent fighting between Armenians and Azerbaijanis in the towns of Transcaucasia.

The possibilities for crop transition are uncertain and are undermined by persistent fighting and the limited Afghan government presence.

However, more incidences of body scratch and higher locomotion disorder scores observed in the ESF sows was due to the combination of persistent fighting around the ESF machines and inadequate bedding materials.

But Prime Minister Ariel Sharon says he is determined to proceed with his plan to withdraw Israeli soldiers and settlers from Gaza unilaterally, and the persistent fighting is complicating his efforts.

On Thursday, one of those helicopters crashed near a suburb of Damascus that has been the site of persistent fighting between insurgents and government forces, according to Syrian officials.

The debris and victims' remains fell on separatist-controlled farmland, and international investigators have been thwarted by persistent fighting in their efforts to recover forensic evidence from the crash site.

You may also have to be persistent about fighting distractions especially if you are working from home; work to prevent yourself from taking care of personal or household matters during work hours.

The second was abandoned a year later after its architect, Louis Frederick Reuter IV, a veteran of large project management in New York, grew tired of fighting persistent objections from Congress and United Nations bureaucrats.

No, as it turned out, Bunning "has been a persistent leader in fighting for sick nuclear workers who served our country during the '50s and '60s".

But with some notable exceptions, like The Washington Post's terrific fact-checking team led by Glenn Kessler, I don't think U.S. media outlets have been persistent enough in fighting a daily battle for truth itself.

As reports circulated that Isis had executed its own soldiers after the recapture of Ramadi, Carter warned the 101st that Mosul would be a difficult battle, particularly as a dug-in Isis force challenges an Iraqi army with persistent logistics difficulties fighting far from Baghdad.