Sentence examples for be waged with from inspiring English sources

With the enemies, of course, with America and Israel, but this battle must be waged with maximum judiciousness and calm.

For the beleaguered residents, just as war can be fought with rifles, it can be waged with hammers, grinders and lathes.

Should Serbia accept, the empire would win a "brilliant diplomatic success"; should Serbia refuse, war could be waged with Austria-Hungary posing as the aggrieved party.

The conflict among Serbs, Muslims and Croats may no longer be waged with heavy artillery and ethnic cleansing, but a toxic combination of de facto partition, obstruction and graft by politicians in each group keeps a stranglehold on the economy.

In a sign that the truncated race between Mr. Lautenberg and Mr. Forrester would be waged with the same ferocity that marked the Torricelli-Forrester battle, the campaigns sparred yesterday over issues including Social Security, national defense and Mr. Lautenberg's age.

The heart of the campaign will be waged with glossy inserts and print ads in upscale magazines like Conde Nast Traveler in the United States, Der Spiegel in Germany and Gente Viaggi in Italy, publications most likely to be read by the sort of people who South Africa is convinced will visit if given the right message.

Indeed, that is the kind of fight Mr. Perry seems to be waging with his paid Iowa staff of 10, one of the largest of any candidate.

It is being waged with guns that are manufactured in the United States and smuggled south.

Because the conflict was, for both sides, a holy war, it was waged with staggering brutality.

Both crusades are being waged with a righteous fervor that is--to say the least--incompatible with best-practice workshops..

A valiant war had been waged, with battles lost and battles won, but now it was almost over.