Sentence examples for persistent foes from inspiring English sources

With President Saddam Hussein's government a thing of the past, the United States has turned to putting pressure on one of its most persistent foes, Hezbollah, the militant group entrenched in Lebanon.

But Ms. Wang could prove to be a persistent foe.

We are stymied in Iraq by the simple presence of an implacable, persistent foe with local support.

But even if your phone does not support Bluetooth, this is still a marvellous shoot-'em-up with neat back-grounds, fast scrolling graphics and compellingly persistent foe.

Creating poetry at a troubled time in Russian history, Mr. Voznesensky, like Pasternak, became a persistent foe of literary censorship, and he urged the Soviet leadership to end all controls over fiction.

Greve proves to be a formidable and persistent foe, once Brown learns to suspect him and realizes that Greve's unattended Rubens might be a ruse concealing nefarious motives.

Hunger is indeed humanities oldest and most persistent foe.

A hero has to have persistent foe.

With the journalist Michael D'Antonio, Dr. Spielman has written a new book on the subject of his life's work, "Mosquito: A Natural History of Our Most Persistent and Deadly Foe".

Learn how to combat Lyme disease, a persistent and challenging foe, in "Fighting Back Against Lyme Disease".

Andrew Spielman, a professor of tropical public health at the Harvard University School of Public Health and author of the book Mosquito: A Natural History of Our Most Persistent and Deadly Foe, suggests that all repellents pose a fundamental dilemma: mosquitoes deterred from one protected person will simply flock in greater numbers to another who is unprotected.