Sentence examples for prolonged battles from inspiring English sources

Angry and discouraged after prolonged battles with a new management team over money and animal protocols, he left in August 2007 with a modest severance check and a small amount of stock.

Those pension funds will either have to increase contributions sharply, which means raising taxes or cutting services, or reduce benefits, which may mean prolonged battles with the trade unions and in some cases may require changes in state constitutions.Companies also face a bind.

The space agency is likely to face prolonged battles on the Hill over the funding required to build the rocket.

But as organizations battle for top talent and engage in prolonged battles for scale and sustained success, the authoritarian model is losing steam.

After many years of fierce and prolonged battles, women won the right to vote with the passage of the 19th Amendment in 1920, though other groups faced continued restrictions, including Asian Americans and Native Americans.

I have friends who are single, married friends trying to conceive, friends who have suffered through miscarriages, friends engaged in prolonged battles with expensive and hormonal fertility treatments and friends who are freezing their eggs in the hope of creating children one day with a would-be partner.

"A prolonged battle would not".

Mr. Bierman could be in for a prolonged battle.

Maury Brosius had a prolonged battle with cancer.

1337 1453: The hundred years war The prolonged battle for supremacy between England and France.

Dr. Ian Jay Kaufman, age 65, died October 3, 2005 after a prolonged battle with metastatic melanoma.