Sentence examples for damage a war from inspiring English sources

One of Steve Bannon's last declarations before being fired by the White House was that no "military option" exists for dealing with North Korea, because of the extraordinary damage a war would cause.

China, Taiwan and the United States would suffer serious economic damage from a war.

Once the discussion is cast in terms of such moral absolutes, the evidence is that any potential wider costs of the death penalty are as superfluous as "collateral damage" in a war.

Cash said: "We want the government to stop weaponising the Southern dispute for political purposes and we want them to stop treating passengers and staff as collateral damage in a war that Peter Wilkinson has unilaterally declared on the rail unions".

Your site may soon be collateral damage in a war between Silicon Valley superpowers.

And the families of millions of workers are just collateral damage in a war against unions.

Instead, the court upheld the decision of a lower court, which invoked the "combat activities exception" that the Israeli military cannot be held responsible for damages in a war zone.

In recent day, Sukhothai has only ruin because the city has been damaged during a war in the past and unoccupied period.

Julia Klee of UNCC says, "as far as we're aware, this is the first time" a country has paid environmental damages after a war.

But here is Kenro - a man who has inspired other men with their love of art and each other - to heal the damages of a war that is real.

Mr Obama pledges to heal primeval rifts and repair the reputational damage done by a war he opposed.