Sentence examples for calamitous war from inspiring English sources

Surely the legality of this calamitous war must now be challenged in a court of law.

The calamitous war has now spawned a nihilistic death-cult, resembling the Khmer Rouge, in Iraq and Syria.

To put this into perspective, GDP in Congo, where Mr Mugabe's army, along with various others, is fighting a calamitous war, shrank only half as fast last year.

Captive to his own rotten bargain, Humphrey insisted that the calamitous war policy was working and so was lumped in with his party's despised establishment elders.

After a calamitous war, Congo is at a fragile point of healing, with a whiff of hope now detectable in the humid air here.

And Portugal, which has abandoned the calamitous "war on drugs" and no longer locks people up for the personal consumption of illicit substances.

But without a more concerted effort, HIV and AIDS could end up threatening more lives than the country's calamitous wars.

The calamitous wars that convulsed the Italian peninsula for some four decades after the French invasion of 1494 were not, according to modern historians, the tragic aftermath of a lost world.

Though the famine has been caused by drought, it is compounded by Ethiopia's calamitous border war with Eritrea.

Some are starting to wonder aloud whether this single blast in a Kabul house might in due course herald another calamitous civil war.

Soufan grew up in Lebanon during the calamitous civil war, when cities were destroyed and terrorists were empowered by lawlessness and chaos.