Sentence examples for better at war from inspiring English sources

The critics who have read "The Red Wheel" sympathetically measure it against "War and Peace," often finding that Solzhenitsyn is better at war, Tolstoy at peace.

Ms. Greenidge's play is about a 16-year-old high school student who enters into a pregnancy pact with two of her friends but finds the desire for a better life at war with her sense of loyalty.

Skilled players are "at war with luck".

If the United States has learned anything in the nine months of peacekeeping that followed, it should be that once again we are proving to be a lot better at waging war than we are at managing peace.

If the election is fought about anything except culture, then the Republicans are on difficult ground.They are also much better at culture wars than the Democrats, who awkwardly need to appeal to both liberal professionals and blue-collar workers.

Speaking to a gathering of current and retired soldiers, Mr. Gates sketched out a vision for making the Army better at conducting wars like those in Iraq and Afghanistan, which he said would "remain the mainstay of the contemporary battlefield for some time".

In fact, Republicans seem to be a lot better at starting wars than finishing them.

On second thought, these ratings are only good news in the sense that Brazil is better off than countries at war and states on the verge of failing altogether.

We are at war with better diseases and worse economies.

"Countries at war are better than Nigeria," argues Felix, a 33-year-old engineer.

The results have shown that regular meetings and planning of activities by wardens can lead to better conservation even with countries at war with each other.