Sentence examples for damaged by war from inspiring English sources

2. In communities damaged by war and natural disaster, chemical engineers work to find solutions to provide basic necessities such as clean water.

The first task of a new regime would be to get production capacity, damaged by war and poor operating practices, back into gear.

The two soldiers lolled speechless in wheelchairs, severely brain damaged by war, staring out at the home front from a diagnosis of "minimal consciousness".

Over the years, they were damaged by war and pollution, and in the early 19th century, one of them was removed at the behest of Lord Elgin, the British ambassador to the Ottoman Empire, who appropriated many Greek antiquities.

Miner noted how a steady stream of martial arts fighters is emerging from military hospitals in Texas, damaged by war but newly versed in state-of-the-art limb substitutions and carrying a desire to remain physical.

Mr. Tomatsu's photographs are, in part, a visual equivalent: a requiem or lament for what he perceives as a nation of the walking dead, still damaged by war, animated by the corrupting but magnetic influence of Americanization.

Social workers say that even if children have enlisted willingly, looking for food, status or protection, they are often still damaged by war-time violence and drugs.

In the military arena, perceptions of U.S. power remain damaged by the war in Iraq — a war that was won on the battlefield within weeks, but still has not achieved its stated political objectives.

Universal child benefits were put in place after World War II to encourage childbearing in a nation deeply damaged by the war, and they now cost about $19 billion a year.

He has been damaged by the war in Iraq and by the Kelly affair.

Too many countries damaged by the war are now challenging the orthodoxy.