Sentence examples for tough fighting from inspiring English sources

And while more tough fighting very likely will lie ahead, the outcome is assured.

Some cancer charities, such as Macmillan, and organisations, such as Working With Cancer, as well as trade unions, provide advice and guidance to those facing difficulties in returning to work after cancer – but the problem is that if an individual is already struggling with the after-effects of treatment, it's tough fighting an employer at the same time.

So while times are undeniably tough for Nokia, tough, fighting talk is the order of the day from Conor Pierce, the company's VP of Western Europe.

Morris envisioned a character called Lex Christian, "a tough, fighting parson in the slums of the East End of London", whose adventures would be told in strip cartoon form, illustrated by Hampson.

"They are putting up a tough fight, with more tough fighting to come, but we are making progress".

"It's always tough fighting uphill," Manuel said.

The YPG is the toughest fighting force confronting Isis and its  advances in north-east Syria will cause problems for the self-declared Caliphate.

Faith is here again, although older and tougher, fighting battles with her father in his retirement home, and with her teenage sons, who have grown up cynical.

Even though they have handled some of the toughest fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Marines have been eager to get back to their traditional role as an amphibious fighting force.

But he has faced a daily battle that seems to get only tougher, fighting bureaucrats, businessmen, militant trade unions and those from outside his political base in the south-west.

During their time in Okinawa, they prided themselves as the "toughest fighting men in Okinawa, if not the entire U.S. Armed Forces".