Sentence examples for will be fought over from inspiring English sources

Again, every step will be fought over in the courts.

It's often said that the next war in the Middle East will be fought over water.

History will be fought over, in differing ways, by three British historians: John Adamson, John Guy and Simon Schama.

Instead of being dominated by two monopolists, the market will be fought over by eight or nine more or less vertically integrated giants.

The draft settlement terms, which will be fought over for the next two weeks, included some reverses for Cameron's campaign while also substantially allaying his concerns.

"Unfortunately," Szoka continued, "neither chairman Wheeler nor President Obama seems to care two figs about the legal details, which will be fought over well into the next administration".

The significance of this concession will unfortunately be fought over in the usual, vitriolic way -- and I fully expect to be slammed for even raising these questions.

After Carmine Lupertazzi dies of a stroke, his death leaves a vacancy for boss of the Lupertazzi family, which will soon be fought over by underboss Johnny Sack and Carmine's son Carmine Lupertazzi, Jr.

As the motor of Guayana's regional economy, Sidor is a big prize which will continue to be fought over, regardless of its ownership structure.

"The great battle for the soul of Iran — and for the soul of the region as a whole — will be fought not over religion, but over business and capitalism," he says.

A good showing by the Congress party, which leads the governing coalition, may encourage it to call national elections.If they are held, they will be fought partly over the proposed deal on civilian nuclear co-operation with America.