Sentence examples for being casualties from inspiring English sources

"Our landmark environmental laws could end up being casualties of this election," Gregory Wetstone, the advocacy director of the Natural Resources Defense Council, predicted.

If it can help stop farmers being casualties of price wars between grocery chains then it can only be a good thing.

"As adults, we need to make sure that the kids we're trying to benefit and protect don't end up being casualties from 'friendly fire.' What is so sad is that I'm not sure we've succeeded in that paramount responsibility".

Altogether along with large levies of Italians, Germans, and other foreigners from the annexed territories and satellite states nearly 2,500,000 Frenchmen had been drafted by Napoleon, and at least 1,000,000 of these conscripts never returned, roughly half that number being casualties and the other half imprisoned or missing.

But how do we keep our personal relationships from being casualties on November 9, and beyond?

Oil is an important driver of U.S. military force in the Persian Gulf, the political destabilization and loss of lives in the region being casualties of the relentless pursuit of oil.

But there were casualties.

And there have been casualties.

There may be casualties.

Suicide bombers are casualties, too.

Relationships have also been casualties.