Sentence examples for strongly fought from inspiring English sources

Unions strongly fought immigration until the 1930s, when the Depression and then World War II stifled the issue for a while.

The president strongly fought to avoid steep cuts to Medicare.

Silicon Valley has strongly fought government efforts to weaken encryption, with critics noting that such efforts could backfire and enable malicious hackers.

When in 1854, Illinois Senator Stephen Douglas introduced his Kansas-Nebraska Bill, allowing residents of each territory to decide whether it would be slave or free, Greeley strongly fought the legislation in his newspaper.

It is true that the in-party/out-party situation has flipped, and a good way for the out party to get in the news is to strongly fight against what the in party is trying to do.

Is there a doubt that any central banker worth their salt would be reacting strongly to fight this high inflation rate?

"And we fought strongly back against the Nazis.

Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, was said to have fought strongly to avoid firm funding pledges.

As the shadow special minister of state, Gray has responsibility for electoral issues and fought strongly for the changes but was overruled by the shadow cabinet.

My mum, who had given me everything, fought strongly against my angry teenage rebellion but, as my teachers had already discovered, there was no way of stopping it.

She wrote: "He also informed me that Neil MacKay, editor of the Sunday Herald, had fought strongly to stop it happening, but in the end he was overruled".