Sentence examples similar to conclusive war from inspiring English sources

If in fact Iraq represents an all-conclusive war on terror, a wartime draft appears to be a reasonable avenue to victory -- or checkmate.

To anyone speculating on what might happen in the next 3 or 4 months, there seems little doubt that a conclusive phase of the war has begun.

I am just struggling with the last stages of this bloody book [which is] about the possible state of affairs if the atomic war isn't conclusive".

But even if a single battle is won, there is no conclusive ending, meaning that the war still rages on".

The Plantagenet's conclusive defeat in the Hundred Years' War broke confidence in the status quo and through the burden of taxes raised to support the war they played a part in devastating the English economy.

But the matter will not end there; it has provided conclusive proof that the Conservatives are at war with senior figures in the Met.

For many Israelis, the weapons came as conclusive proof that Mr. Arafat was girding for war as he talked of lasting peace.

In a recent dissent, Judge David S. Tatel of the appeals court explained why he thought the report, "produced in the fog of war," should not be given nearly conclusive weight.

The first conclusive proof of this came during the Gulf War in 1991.

Steven S. DeKnight, the show's creator, said that the new season, called "Spartacus: War of the Damned," would follow the conclusive confrontation between the armies of Spartacus and the Roman general Marcus Crassus.

Karim's father participated in the conclusive march to Kandahar, which ended the Second Anglo-Afghan War, in August 1880.