Sentence examples for the battle to create from inspiring English sources

Most recently, the BBC's prime-time Orangutan Diary showed the battle to create fresh habitats for "red apes" orphaned by deforestation, principally for palm oil.

Yet the battle to create New Labour fought by a few modernisers against the massed ranks of Old Labour has created a laager mentality among Tony Blair's closest supporters.

Backbench rebellions, unrest within the Cabinet, fierce opposition and regular bouts of direct action from the green lobby – the battle to create a third runway and sixth terminal at Heathrow Airport has it all.

"Halt and Catch Fire," an AMC drama about the battle to create the first portable computer, takes place during that period, back when the pinging, whirring devices that have come to dominate our lives were still revolutionary and potentially frightening.

Perhaps the most electric discussion featured Arvind Kejriwal, a top leader of the Anna Hazare movement, and Shekhar Singh, his one-time comrade in the battle to create the Right to Information.

Broadcasters will next week start the battle to create the most talked-about reality TV show of 2001, as Channel 5 prepares to spend an unprecedented £500,000 promoting the launch of The Mole.

After last week's four Great British Bake Off celebrity specials, we now get Great British Menu (BBC2), in which various top chefs from around the UK "battle" to create a dish that will appear on the menu for a Comic Relief gala dinner.

With most products and industries, the settlers enjoy more success than the pioneers because the pioneers have to fight an uphill battle to create the market, whereas the second or third movers have to make the product better.

Even more troubling is the Bush administration's battle to create "faith-based" initiatives, which could potentially open a direct line of funding to church-related social programs -- while allowing those organizations to proselytize with federal dollars.

Harmony Gold Mining, South Africa's gold largest miner, made a hostile bid today to acquire buy Gold Fields for 52.9 billion rand ($8.2 billion) in stock, sparking what is certain to be a bitter takeover battle to create the world's largest gold producer.

"It's been a hard battle to create a mindset in the football club that Stevenage are going to come and take the game to you.