Sentence examples for arduous war from inspiring English sources

"It's an arduous war," said Mr. Ruan, who four years ago founded the Ruan Yisan Heritage Foundation, a preservation group.

An unglamorous but arduous war as an officer of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve in corvettes on convoy duty in the north Atlantic and the far east seasoned him for a demanding career.

Many analysts believe that Congress is incapable of reforming itself but Mr Pastrana found that he could not reform it from above without imperilling his legislative majority.Reforming a discredited political system is important if public support for what many believe will be a long and arduous war against the guerrillas is not to flag quickly.

In the summer of 1940, when Britain was facing its greatest crisis and at the outset of a long and arduous World War, the British government had only nine cabinet ministers.

The contemporary tourist's assault need not be as arduous as pulling war ships over the hills with oxen as Mehmet did.

He grows entranced by the story of Karl Hanke, a prisoner-of-war in the Soviet Union who escapes and makes his arduous way back to his home in Germany, only to confront his wife with two children and another man.

The survey proved arduous; civil and foreign war so hampered the operation that it was not completed for six years.

But America is taking upon itself new and arduous responsibilities in the war to keep the world from anarchy.

Guthrie accepted and a few months later found himself making the arduous journey across a war-ravaged Europe.

The Korean War and the Arduous March" — the official euphemism for the famine of the mid-nineties.

The show has a rarity, too, in one of Philip Guston's arduous socialist allegories of civil war and strife played out by street children with wooden swords.