Sentence examples for win their battle from inspiring English sources

If N.B.A. owners win their battle to roll back current contracts, then the math changes.

But now it seems that even if environmentalists win their battle over Keystone, Canada is destined to become an even more important energy provider, one way or another.

A few weeks ago the executive director of the United Nations Environment Program Achim Steiner called on the world to help small island states win their battle against climate change.

City looked like overwhelming Rangers in a dominant first-half performance, but the hosts grew in confidence and stature as the game wore on and continue to offer their supporters hope they can win their battle against relegation.

England's centre-halves will have to be physically strong and win their battles.

Not too long ago they looked to Pakistan to win their battles for them.

It is only natural for states to seek to serve their best interests and for armies to endeavour to win their battles.

In classic Japanese ghost stories like those collected by Lafcadio Hearn in "Kwaidan" (1904), the ghosts frequently win their battles with us mortals; if they abandon the field, it's usually by choice, or whim.

Although music executives said the legal costs of the case didn't make it worth fighting for, it's a conspicuous cop-out considering that legal fees never stopped them from going to absurd lengths to win their battles against Napster or MP3.com.

Being in the hospital with other patients, some of whom knew they wouldn't win their battles, I came to see that peace is always there.

Individual heroics and immense sacrifice over 16 years have enabled American combat troops and special forces to win their battles with the Taliban, al Qaeda and the Islamic State.