Sentence examples for a growing war from inspiring English sources

But the encounter appeared to ease a growing war of words between the nations.

PAGE A8 Facing Up to Kosovo Killings Serbia has a growing war crimes investigation into killings during the war in Kosovo in 1999.

After being publicly taunted and called a "slut" by radio personality Rush Limbaugh, people across the nation rallied in Ms Fluke's defense and started waking up to a growing "war on women".

Since Mr. Djindjic was shot, the police have detained more than 1,000 people, including a Milosevic-era state security chief, in their hunt for the killers and a growing war on organized crime.

The announcement came amid a growing war of words between the supermarkets, processors and producers over who is to blame for the scandal, with Comigel claiming the trail led back to Romania - something which was vigorously denied by the Romanian government.

A growing war on childhood Along with poor governance, extreme poverty is also among the central elements in the emergence of conflict, especially within countries, as armed factions vie for ill-managed national resources.

Two former U.S. defense officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said the F-15s are flying combat sorties over Yemen, an undeclared development in the growing war against al-Qaeda forces there.

For most, this spelled poverty amid growing war-weariness.

These relationships persist throughout the series, especially as the young wizards and witches grow older and are called upon to take sides in a growing wizard war.

Do you really think a generational journey starts by removing one terrible leader and replacing him with various other murderous thugs that go on to aid and abet what is pretty clearly a growing civil war?

The latest move against the series, which features sumptuous costumes and sets and attracts a third of the prime-time audience in Turkey, comes amid a growing culture war between the governing party, which has Islamic roots, and the country's more secular purveyors of culture in film and television.