Sentence examples for chronic warfare from inspiring English sources

Opposition leaders fled, and by the late 1970s chronic warfare had erupted in Lesotho's northeastern mountains.

The Yanomami, he declared, "live in a state of chronic warfare".

The invention of agriculture and the advent of settled society merely swapped high mortality for high morbidity, allowing people some relief from chronic warfare so they could at least grind out an existence, rather than being ground out of existence altogether.Notice a close parallel with the industrial revolution.

He painted a picture of a world where chronic warfare, gang rape and murder were all facts of life.

His finding that they lived "in a state of chronic warfare" earned him much hostility from colleagues, some of whom felt he was arguing that violence was a necessary and inevitable part of the human condition.

Our study is unique in Afghanistan in which any research over the last 15 years has been near impossible as a result of chronic warfare and instability.

Henceforth Europe would be divided into smaller states, each claiming sovereign power in its own territory, each supported by a professional army and governed by a prince who aspired to absolute rule – a recipe, perhaps, for chronic interstate warfare.

By the mid-8th century, one hundred years of chronic warfare between Israel and Aram had finally ended the Aramaeans having suffered heavy blows from the Assyrians.

Actually, the chief cause of our present troubles is political but in regions of the world where warfare has become chronic -- the Middle East, Afghanistan, Kashmir, Chechnya -- religion has been sucked into the vicious cycle of aggression, strike and counter-strike.

There is no common consensus about the pathophysiological basis of chronic pulmonary disease caused by this chemical warfare agent [ 6].

Not having the man of your dreams is nothing compared to poverty, fleeing from warfare, living under dictatorships, chronic illness, among other severe problems.