Sentence examples for conditions of war from inspiring English sources

Our coalition has faced changing conditions of war.

The conditions of war are often conducive to rape.

Leaders with military skills, such as Winston Churchill, who also happened to be a painter, flourished under conditions of war.

In one of the most powerful medals, the artist adapts the image to the conditions of war.

The idea that conditions of war summon a different set of moral principles into effect is common but highly implausible.

He said that the Americans suffered few deaths because of their superb training, which required live-fire maneuvers, particularly at night, that simulated the conditions of war.

Firstly, concerns exist over the use of metrics for analysing specific mental health conditions of war-affected populations in different cultural settings, including that they may over-estimate symptom scores, particularly for PTSD, and that there may be mixing of anxiety and depression symptoms which could result in over-estimated depression scores [ 37- 41].

But the condition of war has not changed.

To Hackermeyer it was brutal ambiguity; the condition of war at its most unfathomable.

"We are in a condition of war in this city, and war is not aesthetic; it is frightening".

Azerbaijan is in a condition of war". A few hundred metres down the road from Gammadin's windowless house, built for him by the Red Cross, this war is very real.