Sentence examples for complicated war from inspiring English sources

Most experienced observers believe that this long & complicated war will last a good deal longer & get a good deal more complicated, even though some negotiatory sounds may soon be made by Hanoi and or the National Liberation Front.

Syrian state media said Turkish troops fired on the pro-government militiamen, a development that risks widening an already complicated war.

ISTANBUL — Turkish troops and tanks crossed into Syria on Wednesday in support of a new U.S.-backed offensive against the Islamic State, helping Syrian rebels to swiftly recapture an important border town but also adding another layer of complexity to Syria's deeply complicated war.

"Well you've made a good movie!" I say, knowing what I mean – that Miller's new film American Sniper, directed by Clint Eastwood and telling of an Iraq-deployed Nand SEAL and his wife, is one of the most unnerving and morally complicated war dramas I've seen in a while, given its energy and fury by Bradley Cooper as the SEAL, but dependent on Miller for its depth and heart, as the wife.

Del Ponte is no stranger to prosecuting complicated war cases — she helped convict Yugoslavian President Slobodan Milosevic.

Finnegan is the author of five books: "Crossing the Line," which was selected by the New York Times Book Review as one of the ten best nonfiction books of the year;  "Dateline Soweto";  "A  Complicated War"; "Cold New World: Growing Up in a Harder Country," which was a finalist for the Helen Bernstein Book Award for Excellence in Journalism; "Barbarian Days," his latest.

This study tested the effectiveness of Imagery Rescripting (ImRs) for complicated war-related PTSD in refugees.

Clearly, buying slaves, if that is what they are, will do little to discourage the practice of trading them.NGOs also get involved in situations where their presence may prolong or complicate wars, where they end up feeding armies, sheltering hostages or serving as cover for warring parties.

And that has enormously complicated the war against the Taliban and Al Qaeda.

Bashar al-Assad, on the other hand, is fighting a complicated civil war with competing ethnic, religious and proxy factions.

Another couple whose relationship is complicated by war is at the center of Kathryn and Stuart Immonen's MOVING PICTURES (Top Shelf, paper, $14.95).