Sentence examples for to be battled from inspiring English sources

These attempts to weaken the ACA need to be battled.

Immorality, secularism, pro-abortionism, lack of patriotism: all had to be battled.

"In the end, it'll have to be battled out in the courts, like most things".

Terrorism is a regional as well as a global threat, and it needs to be battled collectively.

Whether the military would welcome the holdouts as host campuses or keep them as satellites might have to be battled out politically one day.

Dwight D. Eisenhower's inauguration in 1953 was the first to be carried by coast-to-coast live television, and the 1952 presidential campaign had been the first to be battled out via the idiom of the television commercial.

Hakeem Nicks, Giants — Nicks always seems to be battling injuries.

We're going to be battling back and forth.

Who do you expect to be battling for the big trophies next May?

Some 12 million pensioners across Russia are thought to be battling poverty.

Both sides seemed to be battling for new ground, keen to strengthen their negotiating positions.