Sentence examples for regularly fight from inspiring English sources

Greens often oppose forest thinning as logging in disguise, while state air-quality officials, particularly in California, regularly fight forest managers over permission to start deliberate fires.

I regularly fight for women who want or need caesareans to have access to them, and know that a focus on caesarean rates can impact negatively on the women who need them most.

You would think that pro-choicers and pro-lifers would find common ground in contraception access for women of all income levels, but no – it's pro-life legislators who regularly fight birth control funding.

Davis has spoken in the past about how depression – largely the product of self-esteem issues – was something she had to regularly fight against (speaking to the Guardian's Stuart Jeffries in 2004, as the second series of Nighty Nighty was about to air, she explained that her personality "is prone to being depressive, dark and extreme").

The talk seemed ill suited to the setting: Most of the people in the audience were activists, politicians and union and other organizers, many of whom regularly fight for social justice and know inside out the issues and struggles that Ms. Carter seemed to be urging them to embrace.

Forty or 50 years ago, the immune systems of immunized people had to regularly fight off the measles virus.

They generally favored lower taxes and regularly fought lawyers to restrict patient lawsuits.

It felt crazy that for years I'd regularly fought – karate – with this guy at Eton.

Mr Assad is closing down supply routes into Aleppo used by moderate rebels, while IS, which has regularly fought such groups, remains a threat.

Militias of the Sunni Bab al-Tabbaneh and Alawite Jebel Mohsen neighborhoods have regularly fought each other since the end of the civil war.

In the 1960's, Mr. Masters regularly fought with other children because he looked different, and his sister was taunted at school.