Sentence examples for very difficult battle from inspiring English sources

"It was a very difficult battle, very tough physically," Wawrinka said.

I knew when I wrote about my long, and often very difficult, battle to  regain full fitness in the Independent on Sunday last November, that there was a chance that in the end all my efforts would be in vain.

"The two of them together represent the unification of a very difficult battle that we saw four years ago," he said Tuesday afternoon during a stop at a winery in Indianola, Iowa.

But George Osborne, the Chancellor, and some Liberal Democrat ministers are prepared to look again at the schools budget as talks get underway on what insiders admit will be a "very difficult" Cabinet battle before a government-wide review is published on June 26.

Otherwise, Napster faces a very difficult legal battle.

"But it does set up a very difficult political battle to win.

"Before January, in the way of limitations and disclosure, you were fighting a very tense and difficult battle in elections, but the worst you could see from corporate America was conventional weapons.

He said: "This has been a very difficult and sometimes lonely battle.

Andrew Exum makes a valid argument about body armor weighing down a soldier and thereby making performance in battle very difficult.

On dry tracks, it was very difficult to see real battles between drivers.

However, Sakurai stated on the Japanese version of the Smash Bros. website that there were "hurdles of all sorts that [made] it very difficult" to implement online battles.