losing battle造句

fight a losing battle (with...)

Newspapers are fighting a losing battle with the blogosphere.

The advocates of the old system have been fighting a losing battle for a long time.

But despite the noble aims, the world as a whole is fighting a losing battle.

Weight control is difficult for me. I fight the losing battle.

Hundreds of Tuareg fighters stood by him as his regime fought a losing battle for survival.

But the episode was a losing battle in Israel's drawn-out war in 2010 to maintain its international reputation.

He works with his neighbours to build shelters for the alpaca to give some protection from the elements, but he is fighting a losing battle.

Those who fight against the truth are fighting a losing battle. Use every opportunity, in every moment, to put yourself on the side of truth.

This novel describes the final echoes of the newspaper story: dedication and ambition fighting a losing battle against backbiting and cheeseparing, and ending in a largely unlamented closure.

One way DB does this is with access to its tracks: InterConnex, owned by Veolia (a French group), fought a losing battle to run a passenger service between Frankfurt and Cologne.