Sentence examples for vigorous battle from inspiring English sources

In mustering a vigorous battle against SARS, the W.H.O.

In a victory speech at a restaurant in Hartford, Mr. Malloy vowed to wage a vigorous battle in the fall.

But after Eliot Spitzer, the attorney general of New York, read about the choice on Saturday, he vowed to wage a vigorous battle against it.

In the last cold war, President Ronald Reagan showed us how victory can be achieved in part through a vigorous battle of ideas and philosophies.

But he has been best known for his work with the Olympics, and his departure could significantly change what is expected to be a vigorous battle for the television rights for the next two Games.

For more than two months, Mr. Obama has been waging a vigorous battle with his handlers to keep his BlackBerry, which like millions of other Americans he has relied upon for years to stay connected with friends and advisers.

He writes in his memoir, "Tell Them I'm On My Way" (1993), "She was engaged in vigorous battles to maintain the integrity of various productions, despite my constant remonstrances that it is no part of her duty as a trustee to engage in casting the play.

Council officials are compiling a detailed costs breakdown and preparing for a vigorous legal battle to recover their costs.

His opposition this year will be decided in a vigorous primary battle between Liz Krueger, a longtime community activist, and Robert Bellinson, a lawyer who ran against Mr. Goodman two years ago.

The Manhattan district attorney's office has assigned two senior prosecutors to the sexual assault case against Dominique Strauss-Kahn for what promises to be a vigorous court battle.

Yet while Mexico's political elite gloated — and his lawyers prepared a vigorous court battle against possible extradition —  leading analysts and critics of the US-backed drug war in Mexico noted that Guzmán's capture means little to the actual street-level drug market in America or to violence in Mexico.