Sentence examples for damage war from inspiring English sources

America's armed forces have long recognised the psychological damage war can cause.

For all the damage war has done in the Nuba Mountains, the destruction and shuttering of the schools have hit the communities hardest.

Here, too, the targets were supposed to be military and economic; even in the hugely destructive raids on Hamburg in 1943, Harris aimed at the working-class districts of the city because the elimination of workers would damage war production.

But the play still offers a compelling picture of the damage war inflicts on the individual psyche, and of the insane demands it places on the leaders as well as the led.

Even those troops who never experienced direct combat, researchers are realizing, are nonetheless experiencing the consequences of the damage war can inflict.

Then, compounding its arrogance with unforgivable incompetence, the administration failed to plan adequately for the inevitable damage war does to the bodies and minds of those we send into battle.

Public inventories are a blunt instrument designed to protect the oil market as a whole from major disruptions — national strikes, hurricane damage, wars and attempts at geopolitical blackmail.

Its PC business remains profitable, despite damaging price wars.

We simply should not tolerate damaged war graves in our country.

"You don't turn Scorsese down," says Michael Pitt, who pays damaged war veteran Jimmy Darmody.

Now the club played host to Joseph McCarthy and Roy Cohn (who struck up their chumship there) and got Billingsley involved in damaging wars with liberal media.