Sentence examples for continuous wars from inspiring English sources

An arms race, threats, increased gap in income, extreme poverty, continuous wars.

With Europe undergoing continuous wars from 1792 to 1815, armies became self-enclosed societies that increasingly played by their own rules.

The nearly continuous wars of the first three decades of the new century resulted in modernization, if not (because of the treasury limitations) enlargement, of the Commonwealth's army.

Most of these immigrants had very particular lives growing up in Tel Aviv: their youth wasn't all about being carefree, their adulthood was punctuated by continuous wars, and they were constantly adapting to new cultural environments.

Despite continuous wars of imperial expansion on the Empire's frontiers and one year-long civil war over the imperial succession, the Roman world was largely free from large-scale conflict for more than two centuries.

However, the continuous wars with Pallavas took a turn for the worse in 642 when the Pallava king Narasimhavarman I avenged his father's defeat, conquered and plundered the capital of Pulakesi II who may have died in battle.

The cafe and the hotel are nothing but rundown structures devastated by decades of continuous war.

"This is a continuous war that has no limits," said Mahmoud Zahar, a Hamas leader in Gaza.

It follows the story of three brothers who are forced to make difficult choices against a backdrop of continuous war.

The news media have mostly refrained from continuous war coverage, which has allowed near-normal amounts of ads to appear.

They have escaped the last 22 years of virtually continuous war in waves -- the first 400,000 pouring into Pakistan in 1980, the year after the Soviet invasion of December 1979.