Sentence examples for Constant state of warfare from inspiring English sources

"Weather" is a constant state of warfare between man and nature.

The period from the late 17th century to the beginning of the 19th century saw France, Great Britain, and other European powers engaged in a near-constant state of warfare that often included actions in the colonies.

Arranging this meeting involved considerable cajoling and flattering, but in the end he relented, he said, only because of a contractual obligation to Clarins, the fragrance company that has owned his name since 1997 and with which he seems to be in a constant state of open warfare.

The border with the Empire was in a near constant state of low-level warfare; some historians estimate that in the first half of the 17th century, Ottoman raids and wars resulted in the loss (death or enslavement) of about 300,000 Commonwealth citizens in the borderlands.

Living in a near-constant state of partisan warfare has become the norm in Washington, with Democrats and Republicans as lethally and equally matched as opposing armies in World War I.

This was a constant state of affairs.

"They're in a constant state of flux.

They continue to be in a constant state of sickness".

The roads are in a constant state of gridlock.

They live in a constant state of virtuous denial.

It's in a constant state of redefinition".