Sentence examples for tenacious battle from inspiring English sources

HILL--Jeremy Michael, passed away March 7, age 43, after a tenacious battle with melanoma.

Political life in a 50-500 nation" regresses to a tenacious battle of primitive loyalties.Could politics be any worse?

Mr. Santorum is waging a tenacious battle in Wisconsin, bluntly reminding Republicans to send a message that the party needs a stronger conservative candidate than Mr. Romney.

MOSCOW — A domestic rivalry splashed over international borders on Wednesday when England's two best soccer clubs took their tenacious battle to the banks of the Moscow River to play for Europe's most coveted athletic prize.

But the AMA's most salient and tenacious battles have involved advancing the financial interests of its members -- no matter that most have long surpassed the six figure mark.

During the long battle over John Bolton's Senate confirmation vote which he never received, Grenell was a tireless, tenacious, tough advocate for Bolton with the media.

If the FDIC's tenacious rearguard battle against that insanity had not prevailed our crisis would have been vastly worse.

According to Ms Martínez, its Indian caciques were allowed to retain control of their people and fought tenacious legal battles to stop the imperial authorities from stripping them of their rights.

On May 23rd, Jack, 82, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his beloved family, having fought a tenacious four year battle with Myeloma.

And in "The Pushcart War," by Jean Merrill, tenacious pushcart vendors battle a trio of trucking companies who band together to try to put the pushcarts out of business, leveraging cozy relationships with the mayor.

Battling tenacious opposition, the marines moved about a mile into the southeastern corner of the city, securing a foothold and silencing most Iraqi opposition by nightfall.