6 Sentences With "hardest won"

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The hardest-won conservative spending victory in decades, the Budget Control Act, is about to be undone. from The Hill
A central tenet – that those in power are themselves subject to the greater power of laws – is hardest won of all. from Reuters
It would have nice to pick up some points and stick around, but I think the team that competed the hardest won, and that's the way it should be. from Reuters
Dear Girls aims to straddle the line between those two modes: It's written in the form of a series of letters to Wong's daughters that sees Wong sharing her hardest-won wisdom of the world. from Vox
Unchallenged, he seems minded to threaten many of the hardest-won achievements of recent British foreign policy: welcoming the disintegration of the EU (Steve Bannon, his adviser, reportedly wants to build closer links with continental parties promoting that), weakening NATO, applauding Mr Putin's adventurism, ripping up climate-change accords and the nuclear deal with Iran. from Economist
Will Steger holds many titles—educator, author, photographer, and lecturer. But polar explorer is perhaps his best known and hardest-won. Steger first reached the North Pole in 1986, leading a team of six (Paul Schurke, Brent Boddy, Richard Weber, Geoff Carroll and Ann Bancroft) by dogsled. He returned again in 1995, while crossing the Arctic Ocean from Russia to Ellesmere Island, Canada, with a team of five by dogsled and specially adapted canoes.