Sentence examples for readily fight from inspiring English sources

Hunting could be dangerous to the crew, since sperm whales (especially bulls) will readily fight to defend themselves against attack, unlike most baleen whales.

A public employee who knew his job security was contingent on democratic review from the taxpayers he's supposed to be serving might not so readily pick fights.

From Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Joseph Dunford on down to the lowliest blogger, opinions about how best to wage a particular campaign in that broader fight are readily available.

Those are fights she readily admits the union is still far from winning.

"In the case of fighters, they get that opportunity when they fight far more readily than when they don't fight.

And they will not readily back down from a fight, as the executives demonstrated during a protracted patent battle several years ago that the company eventually lost.

Parenthetically, I don't think of "Precious" as a distinctively African-American story; its tale of an abused girl who ultimately fights back could as readily involve a white family.

Mr. McCall's supporters readily acknowledged that he faces an uphill fight -- a tough primary against Mr. Cuomo and then, should the comptroller win, a battle as a decided underdog against Mr. Pataki.

Though in some states, caps are placed on non-economic charges, lawyers are readily available to enforce tort laws and fight for the rights of victims.

By consuming more vitamin C naturally, you can increase your immune response and help your body fight acne-causing bacteria more readily.

The PP lives readily with the abortion law that it fought bitterly in the 1980s.