Sentence examples for remaining battles from inspiring English sources
Mr. Mineo's medical records will probably form the basis of the trial's biggest remaining battles.
He did not concede the state, but he struck a defiant tone about the remaining battles to come.
Joining the big boys' club Koizumi's remaining battles Downing Downer Dynastic blues ReprintsBoth leaders have since vied to establish their security credentials.
Joining the big boys' club Koizumi's remaining battles Downing Downer Dynastic blues ReprintsYet despite the "result", it is clear that there is growing discontent and disillusion about the high level of corruption that surrounds the country's leadership.
Joining the big boys' club Koizumi's remaining battles Downing Downer Dynastic blues ReprintsIndian officials, however, were keen to portray this as evidence that America now accepts India as a serious international partner.
Joining the big boys' club Koizumi's remaining battles Downing Downer Dynastic blues Reprints Related items Reviving Japan's economy: There's no place like homeSep 23rd 2004 Japan's service economy: Dead firms walkingSep 23rd 2004Mr Koizumi has got away with such gambits because, unlike his internal rivals, he has based his power on national appeal.
"Neither the current players nor management were responsible for the club's relegation in 2012, so it was encouraging to hear the players and management reiterate their commitment to the remaining battle ahead of us all this season.
He helped a group of eight riders, which unsurprisingly included five Frenchmen on Bastille Day, build up an advantage of more than nine minutes but, with the peloton closing that down, he sped off on his own with 65km remaining, battling crosswinds that split the bunch behind him.
Even if Mr. Silverstein were to lose the remaining legal battles, there would be some money, but perhaps not enough, for the four office towers.
The bells-and-whistles cooking contest reaches its hernia-inducing final week, with the remaining chefs battling it out for that naff glass trophy.
The jury's latest decision reduces the maximum possible payout to $4.5 billion, if Mr. Silverstein wins every remaining legal battle, including a second trial that could start in August.
