Sentence examples for complex wars from inspiring English sources

Rogers said the work shone a light on the "invisibility" of complex wars that had taken so many lives.

Russell F. Weigley, a leading American military historian who had an affinity for chronicling complex wars and strategies, died on March 3 at his home in Philadelphia.

On what to do in the complex wars engulfing the Middle East, Trump and Paul advised caution, while Bush insisted American intervention could solve the region's myriad problems.

In Syria, Iraq, Yemen and now Somalia, the U.S. appears to be deepening its involvement in complex wars that lack clear outcomes, and often put civilians in the line of fire.

De Mistura had worked under Ban as the chief of the UN missions to Afghanistan and Iraq, and he was now being asked to take up a role as the UN's special envoy for Syria – charged with finding a peaceful resolution to one of the bloodiest and most complex wars of our time.

He was sent to The Hague in 2006 by Congolese authorities who had imprisoned several militia leaders from the Democratic Republic of Congo's complex wars — involving years of protracted fighting fueled by ethnic strife and rivalries for power and mineral riches.

We were outsiders in a complex war among Vietnamese.

Backtracking by any one of them could sink the delicate process of untangling a complex war.

The first few days were intense, but perhaps the easiest part of a complex war.

The seven-year, increasingly complex war has displaced at least half of Syria's pre-war population of 20 million.

Khakrez, two hours north of the city of Kandahar, is one corner of a complex war in Afghanistan.